Scared for Denard

So, i kind of agree...But isn't everything we talk about on here kinda beyond our control?

If votes counted the OP would find himself here...

It will be easier for the RBs to step up in this kind of offense.  There wont be as much pressure for Denard to get the 1st every time.  Of course D is the man under pressure but it will open up more opportunites for other positions to shine.

I agree about the running backs. Personally, I don't want to see Denard, put up the same numbers. I want to see, a running back like we had with Hart, Perry, etc... getting over 1000 yds and not rely on our QB to be our only means of rushing and passing offense.

You're right - we don't know how it will turn out.

That's still not a reason to post needless hair-pulling. This is supposed to be fun. If year-round coverage is giving the poster agita, he/she should find something else to occupy their time.

I agree that nobody knows how it will turn out. 

But, I suspect that the OP is being villified because this exact topic has been discussed to death, and since (as you point out) nobody has a clue, what more is there to say. 

If something coming out of the spring practice led to this thread (as in, "reports out of practice indicate that Denard is [excelling / struggling] with the new offense"), I could see it.  But this is just the same discussion we have seen countless times.

Points need to be back up to encourage posts like this, and discourage some of the dumber things that go on.

Coaches are some of the most stubborn people in the world. They don't have that "by any means necessary" attitude. They want to win their way and that's what I'm afraid of... yet another transition in scheme that will be jarring and not utilize our talent the right way. I don't get why everyone negs everyone for simply bringing up a serious concern. If you disagree you don't have to neg bomb me - you can simply respond using words.

Since he runs so fast, I'm afraid of the Twin Paradox. While we will have seen two more years of Denard, DRob will only remember it being one.

He very very rarely rolled out of the pocket on a designed pass and chose to run. Most of his big runs were on designed runs.

I agree to a point. The rollout will need to be a big part of the offense. The only problem is when people start saying it is great because denard is a great runner so he can just tuck it if the pass isn't there. Robinson showed very little ability to tuck and run on a designed pass play last year, so I hope this is one of the things he gets better at this offseason. The teams that did well against us made denard a pass first QB, so I am hoping he tucks and runs this year much more. Robinson has never been a "scramble" QB, so I'm hoping that is because he has just been hesitant and that will change with more reps. I personally hope we still see plenty of designed run plays for Robinson....that's when he is at his best.