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Message: [QUOTE="pokercuse08, post: 4895420, member: 6535"] Given that OG and to a lesser extent Villari can line up at TE or WR, I think the best way to think about it is in terms of the top receiving targets and who will get the most snaps. I think it'll be Haynes, OG, Villari and Meeks as the top four targets with Ross, Hornsby, Mews, and Tremble fighting for playing time. We can have credible packages with a vast assortment of RB/TE/WR looks which should be a lot of fun. Especially when you consider how Villari was used down the stretch. We can go with a look that's 4 WR and 1 TE (Villari), and depending on the defense's package and look, motion Villari to RB and OG to TE, and suddenly we're able to run the ball against what could be a dime and will almost certainly be a light nickel defense. When you start thinking about the versatility and talent, it could be a lot of fun. [/QUOTE]