Changes in the football team is not changes in the offense from the point of view of AJ Feeley. He's still got the same OL personnel basically, with the exception of McDougle, he's still got the same TEs, he's basically got the same WRs (with the exception of the mercurial David Boston, who may decide tomorrow is a good time to break his knee, punch a Macy's security guard, and get caught sniffing coke), and the only MAJOR difference from a personnel standpoint, is we've got Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown.
Is that and some coach swapping enough to turn an offense from below zero to hero in one offseason? I think some people need to take their aqua colored glasses off.
A change at quarterback would be a dramatic change that COULD be the catalyst for a shift in our offense's capabilities. I didn't say it would, just that if you're playing the percentages, not enough of AJ Feeley's situation has changed to say that he will do way better this year than last year.
