Here's an interesting article on the Colts O-Line from 2016. Only once has Luck had the same O-Line in front of him for 3 consecutive weeks during his first 60 games. He had 1 LT, 9 LGs, 6 Cs, 8 RGs, and 8 RTs. Ouch.
This is nothing compared to the MBB board right now. For once, this is where I'm coming for some optimism.
I dunno, but didn't he have a role in The Sopranos in a prior life? Just askin' ....
Gotta think he has a unique perspective which combined with his playing experience and QC work has gotta make him really well qualified to coach technique, quickness and mobility. Now, if Dunn can only resist the temptation to give the playbook another major overhaul, they will be just fine.
The playbook is likely going to be completely overhauled. All the jet motion and misdirection we ran last year was Wing-T based. If we're moving to a "Pro" style offense I don't see us incorporating those philosophies
Thought I read where openness to utilizing some of the existing playbook was a factor in RE's selection of our new OC. IIRC, JD's post-hiring comments seemed to confirm that he would be doing some of that.
That is what I thought too. My impression was that some pro sets would be used but the basic offense would not be changed.
