And in the long term that's a good thing. If he can take his natural abilities and movement/agility and combine that with quicker decisions and less running, he could reach his all-world potential.

I just hope the team ignores the chorus of haters who are going to get louder and louder as the season goes on, especially after he got handed all these weapons in the pass game.

As far as I'm concerned, there should be next to no expectations on Bob, other than to show growth as the season goes on.

I expect the run game to still be good. I expect the OL to have big flaws, and I'd love to see one or both of the rookie OL starting by mid-season.

Honestly the biggest question on offense is Jay Gruden.