I don't think most people realize that the OL, while vastly improved, is still well below average in terms of pass pro. After that first game, Little was a disaster. Most people just look at results, so a better scheme and Tua masked things. But Little was on the same level as what we had at T last year. Armstead and Williams were clear upgrades. Eich was decent as a run blocker but his pass pro was still a liability. The issue is that you're often as good as your weakest link. We still have a few weak links that kept our OL pass pro well below average.
The dolphins should have ran a pitch to that side, Double both Wr mean let run the rock, Cleveland will do the same thing so the running back will have to be hit on screens plays because the double team will have to happen down the field.
I think part of it was the recievers, but part of it was also the scheme, playcalling and coaching. Hell I wouldn't be shocked if this offense made Jakeem Grant look like a decent 5th or 6th wr/returner. Sure Grant might still be dropping a few passes here and there, but I think we would have seen him make more plays too. Definately would have been a better version of himself than we saw under Flores.
Doesn't matter, Tua gets the ball off quick enough. I would love to see the line get better, but I think they are doing a good enough job so far. Let them continue to work together and they will get better.
Let them try. Won’t work out well for them.
