If the TEs keep up the current pace of production we're looking at numbers in the following ball-park:
1300+ yards
18 TDs
Of course, opposing Ds will obviously adjust and try to lock down on them more ... but that will just open up opportunities for the other position units. All the same ... if the WRs get going ... then maybe opposing Ds get leery about not having at least a 1-high safety? And eventually, I figure we're likely going to continue to be pushing forward our passing game to Ivory ... so that will continue to pressure opposing Ds (and keep TEs open).
Lastly, our TEs are still capable of continuing to improve too! What happens if they continue to develop and improve ... thereby making them even harder to account for by opposing Ds (either in terms of blocking or receiving)?
1300+ yards
18 TDs
Of course, opposing Ds will obviously adjust and try to lock down on them more ... but that will just open up opportunities for the other position units. All the same ... if the WRs get going ... then maybe opposing Ds get leery about not having at least a 1-high safety? And eventually, I figure we're likely going to continue to be pushing forward our passing game to Ivory ... so that will continue to pressure opposing Ds (and keep TEs open).
Lastly, our TEs are still capable of continuing to improve too! What happens if they continue to develop and improve ... thereby making them even harder to account for by opposing Ds (either in terms of blocking or receiving)?
