Eh you cant really make a team that has no great playmakers look great against a team that does. Schultz is the only top 10 skill position player they have and he is borderline. None of their WRs I would say are top 25. At some point you need to surround your QB with talented weapons (like the Ravens did this year) but Houston did not really expect to be needing to do that this soon.
Could very well be elite one day, sure. We'll see how he does the next few years, especially when coaches now have a whole year of film on him.
He's still not close to being elite, though.
It's the Ravens defense. I don't expect Josh Allen or Mahomes to have an easy time against them.
Ravens DC is almost certain to land a HC job. People seem to want him badly.
I want to see them find a way to trade for JJettas
On the contrary Nico Collins was a beast at WR this year. So was their rookie Tank Dell but I think he's hurt.
Nico Collins and Tank Dell are going to be a problem for years to come. They’ll probably add a WR3 next use too
I’d argue Nico Collins is up there however. He also has an injured Tank Dell.
Imagine how Browns fans feel
He can't make a lateral move (e.g. DC to DC move). He would have to be leaving for a HC position or some hybrid that is a promotion.
That is kind of the point of being called 'elite'. Showing up against really good teams. Beating the Colts or Browns doesn't crown you that. This is when those talks heated up. Especially last weel. He had a very good rookie season. But there's a big difference in good and elite.
So a team can be successful without All Pro's all over the offense?
ok, can we say his rookie season should promise that he will be an elite player sooner rather than later?
Right now I'm thinking - NO
