These are some good observations! I second the opinion of the O-line being able to help out RB's in the middle of the field (look for Arkansas to test their mettle); from what we are hearing out of camp they are a consistent and talented group that should be a huge boon for those lined up in the backfield this season. On the matter of rolling the QB out, I also know some of that plan with Sims was to pull down opposing linebackers in zone coverage. Sims, who was a dual threat, rolls out creating a scenario where he could put yards up with his legs, causing LB's to respect his ability and come downfield to contain him, therefore allowing more opportunities for 1 on 1 match ups between our WR's and their CB's. If they don't bite he had a good chance to gain yards on the ground, and if they DID bite he had Amari Cooper in space, shattering their zone coverage. With a young QB behind such a big line I will also be curious to see what CLK does. Do you keep him behind big bodies like a comfort blanket? From what I heard it was Morris who was deceptively athletic and mobile? (Correct me if that is the wrong QB) Maybe a strategy that was similar to Sims will work there as well?
