We can place Lamb where ever we want and he will be effective. I would like to see him and Dak get on the same page early and often. That will pay off all year.
Start throwing to everyone, make all a weapon and not a decoy. Get the ball in his hands and use that tackle breaking talent. Then take those deep shots and the TE. Would love to see a 4 WR set and spread them out and ram Elliot right down there throats.
The imaginary scenario is exciting, but again with all the way the pandemic has effected the time nd preparation of OTAs, camp
and no preseason and limited coaching time, i fear we wont be able to do all we could have did with Lamb because there
wasn't time beforehand to practice and prepare.
Plus Lamb still has to learn and master the nuisances of getting off the line of scrimmage vs press jam coverage - he didn't face a lot of that
in college,- and as Samuel Gold vid illustrated at times when he was jammed, it looks like other the play was not geared towards him
to be involved or the QB quickly looked him off..
But if i think Moore is the scheme designer with the pass game as i've seen last year, the handful of plays such an unbalanced field
where he can quickly catch screens, flairs, deep seams, jet sweeps inside and out ( though i see Pollard running these type plays too)
in an effort to get him in a on the run, in the broken open field as often as possible.
That's why i used the Deebo vid as well as an example with an open field runner and the play-design that can be used such as that.
and you're right, as i expect Lamb to be used both inside and out, he won't be a pure beasley slot guy, or nor even R. Cobb who could
play slot
and outside, but couldn't
excel outside as Lamb is expected to be.