To expand on what
Conn said above a little, I think the most important thing for the offense is to have enough variety and weapons on the field, team's can't lock down one guy and grind the whole thing to a halt.
This is why you want a complementary running/passing game, so defenses can't key on one or the other.
This is why you want multiple pass catchers, so they can't just double (or even triple) one guy and then nobody else cand do anything.
And the more I thought about it, the more I think they've essentially accomplished that whether they really get another true outside WR2 on the outside opposite Terry.
Last year we only had that kindof when Deebo and Terry were both healthy, and that didn't happen much, and there was really no third option to speak of, either at TE or WR.
This year, assuming some health, we have Terry on one side, Chig as a more dynamic TE, and Williams as another WR (granted a rookie) who can get open. That's three + the running game. We also have depth pieces who can provide the 4th, and we have RBs who can contribute to the pass game.
So, if (and this is a big if) Blough can mix run/pass, and be creative with different concepts and mix up play calling, the offense has enough to be the one thing that you need it to be more than anything else: unpredictable. If you're predictable, you better be like the 80's skins and just be able to run over people when they know it's coming. And there are VERY VERY few examples of that in NFL history.
Otherwise, you have to be unpredictable. If they double Terry, then that should open up Chig and William, and as long as you have one more competent player out there somewhere, you're probably in pretty good shape.
There is more than one way to slice this onion. And maybe we're going to try and do it in a non-traditional way.
The best example of being non-traditional with this I can remember is when NE loaded up with TE's and essentially ignored the fact they had WRs on the field. Gronk was the primary target on most plays. They accomplished the same thing with different positions.
I have no idea if this will work or not. But it seems to be the plan.
And if it is the plan, then I think it's unlikely you see any real movement with another WR. Maybe down the road, but probably not until after mini-camps.
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