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Message: <blockquote data-quote="warhawk" data-source="post: 128364" data-attributes="member: 431">I appreciate the update as I was uncertain how the schedule was determined. The point, however, remains the same. We play tougher teams overall next year not easier teams.To compete evenly with the Bronco's, Chargers, 'Boys, etc., we need a couple of PLAYMAKERS that can put some points up.Here's where I see TT and FA:1) Any record that's not better than 8-8 is unacceptable. Period.2) Our point production vs yards was off and our redzone scoring % was lousy.3) The schedule get's tougher with the Chargers, Bronco's, KC, Philly, etc.The question in front of TT is can he go middle ground here and upgrade certain positions to a degree or does he need to do better than that?It seems fairly simple to me. All he has to do is look at where we consistantly weren't good (scoring points and redzone offense) and look at the talent of the teams we will be facing next year. There is too much of a discrepency in overall playmaking ability when you look at the RB, TE, and WR personnel of these teams as a whole when compared to what we put out there. The playoff teams out there simply have better personnel in these areas. TT saw the same situation on defense last year and addressed it. I expect he will make some moves to better compete personnel wise on offense this off-season.</blockquote>

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