Offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, for example, figures the new offensive scheme can find ways to deploy the O-linemen in ways that better suit their athletic ability.
“I think there are ways, potentially, that this offense can help alleviate some of that pressure on the inside, where it’s not all just jammed in there and running right down their throat,” Grubb said. “We can get them in some five-on-five, six-on-six situations where we can really highlight what makes them good.”
He also said the O-line can be “elite” in pass protection due to their length and intelligence.
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