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Message: [QUOTE="GoSU96, post: 514758, member: 114"] Going into the year they didn't have much faith in getting production out of the TB's and much of the offense was going to be based on Broyld. I think they realized that wasn't going to be a viable approach. It's my belief that the first cut at the very pass heavy no huddle spread was based in having no faith in the running game. Desperation is the mother of invention. And even when it was more exciting and it was revelation that they could move the ball as much as they did, they were still struggling scoring and winning. I think that Smith and Gully really stepped up and proved something to the staff the first third of the year. The staff made statements to that effect. And that led to more balance and more scoring and an adjustment to the play calling mix. Nassib's early year performance also helped lossen things up for the run game. [/QUOTE]