I honestly have no feel for how we are going to do. In the old days, I would look at the first quarters and second quarters of preseason games to gauge how our ones did against their ones, but you can't do that anymore because so few play and those that do only get a snap or two. The interesting challenge for Tampa Bay is that everything is new: New offense, new defense, almost an entirely new roster. That means they can't be confident they can predict what we'll do or where our schematic weaknesses lie. The interesting challenge for Washington is everything is new. New offense, new defense, almost an entirely new roster, very little experience playing together so they don't know exactly how the guy next to them will react to certain situations.
I guess the big question who gets the biggest advantage out of the newness. Tampa was a playoff team last year so you have to assume we're the underdogs, but they aren't the scariest playoff caliber team. Washington was pathetic last year. I don't think anyone expects that level of incompetence this year, but the beginning could still be very rough.
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