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Sometimes ignorance is bliss. by NDMike2001

I honestly believe that 60% of the offense last year was Book's improvisation. I will admit that he probably missed far to many reads and/or moved out of the pocket too quickly. But he was still able to move the ball by making plays.

Young is/was an elite play maker. The offensive line is regularly talented enough to run the ball. The best thing for Kelly's offense is probably someone incapable of running it appropriately and getting to the part where it breaks down so he can make plays. :-/