I like the additions of Achane and Berrios, because they directly address the lack of RAC on underneath throws. Higgins as well, but he could take time to adjust, and he's a 6th RD pick. Achane and Berrios also fix the KR/PR problem Miami had last year.
I like the addition of Anderson, because he's a legit deep threat that allows Miami to use Hill and Waddle underneath when they want/need - while still threatening the D vertically.
It'd be nice if the OL took another step forward, and I think they can, but these moves (in theory) mitigate the risk associated with that unit.
Tua was excellent at getting rid of the ball quickly last year, but it's hard to be consistent when you pass as quick and deep at such a high rate. He really was spectacular for most of 2022. Using Hill and Waddle on more easy routes, and getting the ball to Achane and Berrios underneath should make life easier and should put the D in a bind.
I think Miami addressed its biggest needs this offseason - complementary RAC receivers and DC. I like how they match up with anyone.
I like the addition of Anderson, because he's a legit deep threat that allows Miami to use Hill and Waddle underneath when they want/need - while still threatening the D vertically.
It'd be nice if the OL took another step forward, and I think they can, but these moves (in theory) mitigate the risk associated with that unit.
Tua was excellent at getting rid of the ball quickly last year, but it's hard to be consistent when you pass as quick and deep at such a high rate. He really was spectacular for most of 2022. Using Hill and Waddle on more easy routes, and getting the ball to Achane and Berrios underneath should make life easier and should put the D in a bind.
I think Miami addressed its biggest needs this offseason - complementary RAC receivers and DC. I like how they match up with anyone.