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Message: [QUOTE="Chip, post: 430528, member: 19"] Like Go said, I don't think we ripped up the playbook and started a new one. But the up tempo/no huddle style, formations to be used, which led to a change in the personnel that would see the most time. There was a definite change two weeks before. And not one that was easily entered into. Of course, I'm just going by what Rahme and Hackett said, I have to assume it was a risky change, not a fluff piece. We had run some spread option plays in 2011, they were definitely in the playbook and installed. I'm sure the routes all the WRs run were there too. But the identity of the offense finally started taking shape. Maybe identity is a subjective word that people only use when the offense is performing well. It just seems like there's a framework now that the coaches believe in. Was hard to say that in years past. [/QUOTE]