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When do we see full potential on Offense?

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As we know at the Pro level players learn and execute at different rates. Yeah we got good guys on paper, but Chemistry on offense is key, especially because its an entirely different scheme.

Something fun to think about... With the guys we acquired (and current), when do we see them fully click? Would it be right of the bat, weeks, months, or even a year(s) after the 1st game together??

I think we will have that gameplan to come out and beat the Pats. BUT think of this that theres really no way to see full potential because theres nothing to gauge our current Offense to (which makes it super exciting)!! My guess is mid season we see execution at its best or when we truly see this teams identity. Maybe next year SB lol.
 
Yoodakine56 said:
As we know at the Pro level players learn and execute at different rates. Yeah we got good guys on paper, but Chemistry on offense is key, especially because its an entirely different scheme.

Something fun to think about... With the guys we acquired (and current), when do we see them fully click? Would it be right of the bat, weeks, months, or even a year(s) after the 1st game together??

I think we will have that gameplan to come out and beat the Pats. BUT think of this that theres really no way to see full potential because theres nothing to gauge our current Offense to (which makes it super exciting)!! My guess is mid season we see execution at its best or when we truly see this teams identity. Maybe next year SB lol.
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Depends a lot on our coaching, IMO.

Regardless, even if the skill players "click" from the get go, the Oline will likely take a few weeks to become a fully cohesive unit.
 
Honestly I think game 3.

Game 1 with the Pats will be both teams just feeling the new season out. I like us a lot this season even more than last.

Game 2 will be first away game so that will come with its struggles as well.

Game 3 home vs the Bills and I think the coaching staff and players will be ready to shut everyone up about Tua and our struggles with the Bills. Look for Tyreek to go clean off this game.
 
Mach2 said:
Depends a lot on our coaching, IMO.

Regardless, even if the skill players "click" from the get go, the Oline will likely take a few weeks to become a fully cohesive unit.
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Awesome point Mach
 
DolphinDaddy said:
Honestly I think game 3.

Game 1 with the Pats will be both teams just feeling the new season out. I like us a lot this season even more than last.

Game 2 will be first away game so that will come with its struggles as well.

Game 3 home vs the Bills and I think the coaching staff and players will be ready to shut everyone up about Tua and our struggles with the Bills. Look for Tyreek to go clean off this game.
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Like your number 3
 
I expect early struggles as MCDaniel adjusts to being a head coach and calling offensive plays for his very first time. Yet I also expect those struggles to wain as the season goes along and the Dolphins should be a much better team at the end of the season than they will likely be at the beginning of the season.
 
Yoodakine56 said:
As we know at the Pro level players learn and execute at different rates. Yeah we got good guys on paper, but Chemistry on offense is key, especially because its an entirely different scheme.

Something fun to think about... With the guys we acquired (and current), when do we see them fully click? Would it be right of the bat, weeks, months, or even a year(s) after the 1st game together??

I think we will have that gameplan to come out and beat the Pats. BUT think of this that theres really no way to see full potential because theres nothing to gauge our current Offense to (which makes it super exciting)!! My guess is mid season we see execution at its best or when we truly see this teams identity. Maybe next year SB lol.
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Reasonably, game 6. May be before that if the OL gels, TT and the receivers get in rhythm, and fans actually see solid game plans, adjustments, and play calling, but that's asking a lot.
 
With the schedule being what it is hopefully Miami will gel pretty quickly.

In reality, I think it could take close to 6-8 games.
 
Mach2 said:
Depends a lot on our coaching, IMO.

Regardless, even if the skill players "click" from the get go, the Oline will likely take a few weeks to become a fully cohesive unit.
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Watched McDaniel's presser and a lot of it were about the OL. Just what he says, you can tell the OL will be lights out better. Because he's a great teacher. Everything is precision with him.
 
Not sure how long it’ll take. I just hope the defense shows up from week one instead of waiting until midseason to wake up. If they come in ready, the offense should get a lot of opportunities to click.
 
In which week was the game that Gesicki got pissed off because he had to try and tell everyone where to go, to no avail?

We'll have a lot of different starters on O this year, so it may be moot.
 
Mach2 said:
Depends a lot on our coaching, IMO.

Regardless, even if the skill players "click" from the get go, the Oline will likely take a few weeks to become a fully cohesive unit.
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I think for the most part, this team will be in sync somewhat early in game 1, but agree the O-line will take a bit more time.

Miami may have to win some games the hard way early, with a leaky O-line.
 
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