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Okay, this is actually a serious question about the offense we'll be seeing next year:
We'll be playing with Croyle and not Green. Of the playaction QBs in the NFL, pretty much only Favre and Manning were better playaction callers than Green, who did a fabulous job in that offense. Now that we're going to be throwing Croyle out there, that's one aspect of the playbook that probably won't be removed, but certainly will be diminished.
How is this simplified offense REALLY going to look? I understand it will be a lot of Larry and everything, but is it that similar to Jimmy Raye's offense? Or is it more like Herm's NYJ offense with Pennington? What can Croyle do in this and what is reasonable of us as fans to expect of him? There's a leash we can put on him, obviously, but how will that help? Playaction also seems to always be a big part of our playbook. Will having the first inexperienced starting QB since Jeff Blackledge significantly diminish the roles of everyone else?
Pretty much my question is... tell me everything you know about this new offense.
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