pittbull3
Waterboy
First and foremost, I have to review the state of the team, my roster age, and window for success with my current roster.
Offense - Finished 3rd in the League. O-line is solid, with a new blocking scheme that proved to be effective. Next season should become even better with multiple year starters. My Quarterback is more than capable of playing his part in leading the team, but a well balanced attack, keeps him from having to make plays and play outside of himself. My top WR is now in his7th year, and isn't getting any younger. My window with a top flight WR is now 3-4 years max. RB is solid, but I would live to create depth, and limit the carries with a 190lbs RB. TE - Daniels is one of the most effective in the league. no matter what team he is on, a dream.
Defense - 22nd in total yards, and far worst in other areas. I attribute most of the stats to poor play calling, and limited talent in certain areas. S and coverage OLB have shown to be the biggest area of need. I may address either area in FA, due to making an immediate jump in the division. A good D-Coor will offset some of the DL deficiencies, due to blitz calls and scheme. The team was much more effective when aggressive and the return of Robinson, a top flight corner. Rather than relying on the secondary to cover WR's for 4-5 seconds, the Texans brought more heat. No corner on the planet can do that, let alone Jaques Reeves.....lol
Conference -
Indy - Dungy possibly retiring. Who takes over. There will be some disruption. Marvin Harrison is on the tail end of his career. Injury plagued RB's, and a defense you are able to attack. (Advantage)
Tenn - Vince Young moves back to QB. Enough Said (Advantage)
Jac - Only true competition. Will not have a repeat performance of 2008, due to injuries and bad WR play. Look for the Jag's to make FA moves for a proven WR.
Key Release - Weaver, Salaam, Brown, Green
Key FA Pickup- Carlos Dansby or Bart Scott
Draft Needs - Safety, DE, RB
2009 Outlook 12-4 Division Champ
Offense - Finished 3rd in the League. O-line is solid, with a new blocking scheme that proved to be effective. Next season should become even better with multiple year starters. My Quarterback is more than capable of playing his part in leading the team, but a well balanced attack, keeps him from having to make plays and play outside of himself. My top WR is now in his7th year, and isn't getting any younger. My window with a top flight WR is now 3-4 years max. RB is solid, but I would live to create depth, and limit the carries with a 190lbs RB. TE - Daniels is one of the most effective in the league. no matter what team he is on, a dream.
Defense - 22nd in total yards, and far worst in other areas. I attribute most of the stats to poor play calling, and limited talent in certain areas. S and coverage OLB have shown to be the biggest area of need. I may address either area in FA, due to making an immediate jump in the division. A good D-Coor will offset some of the DL deficiencies, due to blitz calls and scheme. The team was much more effective when aggressive and the return of Robinson, a top flight corner. Rather than relying on the secondary to cover WR's for 4-5 seconds, the Texans brought more heat. No corner on the planet can do that, let alone Jaques Reeves.....lol
Conference -
Indy - Dungy possibly retiring. Who takes over. There will be some disruption. Marvin Harrison is on the tail end of his career. Injury plagued RB's, and a defense you are able to attack. (Advantage)
Tenn - Vince Young moves back to QB. Enough Said (Advantage)
Jac - Only true competition. Will not have a repeat performance of 2008, due to injuries and bad WR play. Look for the Jag's to make FA moves for a proven WR.
Key Release - Weaver, Salaam, Brown, Green
Key FA Pickup- Carlos Dansby or Bart Scott
Draft Needs - Safety, DE, RB
2009 Outlook 12-4 Division Champ