Philly Philosophy

[insomnizak]

Based on our interest in bill lazor and possibly Tom gamble. It seems like we are looking for a philly approach. So, who would be the prospects that make the most sense in that scheme?

 

[MiZFiT]

Mike Wallace and Lamar Miller would flourish in a new fast-paced, spread you out offense. Definitely would need to get more athletic on the OL.

 

[ProStyle]

Tre Mason

 

[ChambersWI]

[video=youtube;s8MHVny7Tek]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8MHVny7Tek[/video]

Here's a link of Lazor and his QB at UVA talking about their relationship. Lazor also spent a majority of his time in the NFL as part of Joe Gibbs's staff in Washington under both Al Saunders and Hue Jackson. He also was QB coach in Seattle for Mike Holmgren so he's got a lot of WCO experience.

 

[insomnizak]

Would Deanthony Thomas be a good fit? And who are more of the athletic olineman? Would cj2k be a possibility

 

[JCfinfan]

Tre Mason

^^This

 

[ChambersWI]

Would Deanthony Thomas be a good fit? And who are more of the athletic olineman? Would cj2k be a possibility

In theory sure, but if you want a scat back I'd rather go Lache Seastrunk. Thomas had an awful season this year.

 

[doughbraz54]

Tre Mason

Could not agree more. Was hoping to snag him in the third, but that championship game just made his stock rise even more.

 

[Phins117]

Getting excited...

 

[NorFlaFin]

I do wonder if this signals a shift from a jack-of-trades/interchangeable type WR's to more specialize inside and outside WRs.

 

[utahphinsfan]

Mike Wallace and Lamar Miller would flourish in a new fast-paced, spread you out offense. Definitely would need to get more athletic on the OL.

Egnew would benefit too. Transition from the Tuna/meatball style of Line play (which is Omar's "specialty" ) was part of this yrs TARFU.