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[QUOTE="DoctahLexus, post: 3916298, member: 6798"]
Respect this opinion on Curry and Dordevic, but also feel like we opened the door slightly by running very consistent invert plays with them last year, which often produced. In the end it may be the lack of depth at middie that keeps them in that position, but if the reality is that the other 5 or 6 options are simply not skilled enough to be worthy of seeing the field for every offensive possession (which is the baseline of what it means to play "attack" nowadays) then we may have no choice but to try one of them. Certainly agree that another year of cook and Ferris producing nothing at 2nd middie would be a failure, but having either one of them doing that same minimal production at attack would be even more costly.

One skill that is not really present among these 7 guys listed is a knack for excellent off ball play. I developed a lot of confidence in Seebold as not just a dodger but a QB in general after his play at the end of the season. I also have confidence that Hiltz will show more of his skills as a dodger/QB next year and we know he is an incredible feeder. With that in mind could our real need end up being for a guy who can both catch and finish around the goal in traffic and put it in the cage at a high percentage on mid range shooting as well? A Keogh/Bomberry/Voigt type? Not the names I would throw around when describing who the guys on this list play like. Maybe Ferris has a little of that to his game when given the opportunity? Tough decisions ahead. I think a lot of this will depend on how Hiltz's role develops.
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