The Jumbo Offense - I Need Input

[PancakeBlockPaul]

Sounds good in theory, does anyone trust Wolf and co to draft the right guys?

He couldn’t identify good free agent linemen this offseason, he hires stiffs with long arms. Color me skeptical…

This is what scares me. It’s not like this is his first year doing this. I’m thinking they whiffed on the draft with the so called run they could have avoided and then didn’t/still don’t like anyone available as a fa. We will see what happens next year. Now if this goes ignored (what I’m calling it) next year, I think his job may be in jeopardy. Well I hope so at least.

 

[Thelonious]

Jumbos awesome when competent.

Yep. It worked in the first game.

 

[upstater1]

The amazing thing about all this talk regarding drafting top tackles in the 1st round next year as some sort of solution is that the last 4 tackles drafted in the first round by AFC East teams are Olu Fashanu (he's either underwhelming or nowhere near ready), Mekhi Becton, Isaiah Wynn, and Austin Jackson.

You need to hit on these tackles.

 

[Wozzy]

This is what scares me. It’s not like this is his first year doing this. I’m thinking they whiffed on the draft with the so called run they could have avoided and then didn’t/still don’t like anyone available as a fa. We will see what happens next year. Now if this goes ignored (what I’m calling it) next year, I think his job may be in jeopardy. Well I hope so at least.

It’s his first time ever as GM, people seem to think because he came from other programs where he was an assistant or because his dad was a HOF GM that somehow transfers to him by default… it doesn’t.

We all have to do our own growing, no matter how tall our daddy was.