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[QUOTE="Nahson, post: 2848300, member: 1096"]
I love Dungey. LOVE HIM. But his arm, compared to TD, is night and day. I don’t remember the McNabb era too well, I’m too young, but since I can remember have never seen a release like Tommy’s.  What worries me about the transition, is losing Dungey’s ability to improvise. The line has to be STOUT, for Tommy to thrive. Like Julian Wigham said, Tommy needs perfect conditions.

It’s funny, because when JW, first said that I was a little... Idk, offended? I thought he meant he wasn’t good enough to be good without it. But then I started to realize what he meant. He didn’t mean like, everything needs to be PERFECT for him to thrive, like he’s incapable of being great without help. I think what he meant is that it needs to be traditionally sound. Line has to be consistently good, like it has to be in successful traditional offenses (even though we don’t have a traditional offense). That Tommy can’t be running around making “super hero” type plays like Dungey in the Camping bowl with moe.

I think it all rests on the line. Everything else, I feel confident about. Trishton Jackson’s TD catch, Taj’s emergence as a legit ACC WR and Adams/Moe/Howard running. A lot be excited about.
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