The Facts:
It's not exactly a whole new world because Joe Gibbs and Al Saunders and were both schooled by Don Coryell. But the sunny skies yesterday matched the optimism after the first of 14 days of organized workouts in Saunders' scheme. "I'm excited," said Chris Cooley, who has moved from H-back to tight end. "We're moving around even more than we did last year. We're going to try to stretch the field more, get more guys downfield, get huge chunks [of yardage] more than we have in the past."
Reported by the Washington Times
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Clinton Portis said the offense isn't that different from a running back's perspective. Mark Brunell settled between that view and Cooley's about the change from Gibbs' power-based approach to Saunders' multi-faceted system which made Kansas City the NFL's most potent offense during the past five seasons. "We might have a few more pass plays, but I don't expect it to be night and day," Brunell said. ... This situation certainly bears watching as the players continue to adjust to the changes this summer.
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