POLL: Biggest Area of Concern heading into Week 1?

[bLACKpANTHER]

Biggest Area of Concern heading into Week 1?

[Khyber53]

Honestly, my big area of concern is that our entire offense just looks, I don't know, underwhelming? Passing game for first string looks meh, running game looks uninspired, line play looks mediocre.

I know that it is the pre-season and we aren't going to show much, but between Cam sailing a number of passes, the RBs basically running into the line and falling down and Kelvin moving like he's coming off of a knee injury, I'm a bit worried. Sure hope that it squares up before Denver. If we don't get them back for that last game, it might foretell a short season for us.

 

[pantherfan49]

For week 1, Von Miller.

 

For season as a whole, rookie QBs and lack of depth on D Line.

 

Also, stone hands receivers will cost us a game this year.

[Your GFs favorite huddler]

Offensive game plan in regards to dealing with Von Miller and protecting Cam...if we've used the time since the schedule came out to make adjustments or not...if not it's gonna be a long long night and subsequent week of hearing how we laid an egg twice in a row in the national spotlight 

[top dawg]

I don't know how you can choose anything other than the rookie corners, because they are the biggest unknown.

Depth concerns me, particularly at TE, and that does relate to the possibility of injury, but having two rooks at corner looks like a probability. Learning takes time, but experience is the best teacher. They will be on an island, learning on the job, and that's a little scary to me.

[X-Clown on 1]

Pass Rush by far:

1) Is Ealy finally going to show up for more than 50% of the season?

2) Johnson is playing like he's still overpaid.....will that change?

3) Do we have any viable long-term depth behind them?

[Wundrbread33]

My biggest concern is whether or not I'll be working...and if so...can I avoid human contact until I can watch the game.

 

 

 

Oh...and corners.

[Jeremy Igo]

Remmers vs Miller

 

Everything else is a VERY distant second

[ChuckWag78]

"Other" for me. No concerns, just unbridled enthusiasm!!!!!

It is almost here!!!!

[Jangler]

Safeties and Cornerbacks. And only because not sure what we got and how well the gel together. In the long run, not much. 

Other than how long these 9 days pass 

[Toker Smurf]

Rookies at CB. More specifically, Worley at CB. Though, if the pass rush is good enough, it will help mask any deficiencies in the secondary (obvious statement is obvious).

[Darvinsun]

I don't think the season will be like last year. Offense will not be as good, defense will be ok, but will not have the big defensive stops they had last year.  Year will be hard to watch in certain points..Starting next week with Denver (Remmers)  I think Camp will remember Von and make some bad decisions with no help from receivers.

 

[KSpan]

1 hour ago, top dawg said:

I don't know how you can choose anything other than the rookie corners, because they are the biggest unknown.

Depth concerns me, particularly at TE, and that does relate to the possibility of injury, but having two rooks at corner looks like a probability. Learning takes time, but experience is the best teacher. They will be on an island, learning on the job, and that's a little scary to me.

I'd argue that pass rush is the (slightly) bigger concern, as pass rush can cover for mediocre secondary play but much harder for it to be vice versa. If the rush is effective, the young CBs will be masked.

[Mojo]

Miller is a concern but also the rookies have a bit of my concern.  I think Bradberry will do well w/DThomas but Emmanuel Sanders could be a problem.  Simian's looked pretty good arm wise.  I know he isn't as mentally evolved as Peyton was but he definitely looks like he can make the throws.