"Either Way" Offenses (1 Viewer)

[Captain Fantastic]

It's preseason. A reason to believe in every team and a reason to think each team will fail. Most of us have some level of objectivity and take both good/bad with a grain of salt. We know some offenses will do well, and some will disappoint. And by this time of the year (particularly with FF drafts now underway), most of us at least have a "gut feeling" for how an offense will perform in the coming weeks (and, as byproduct, how the players in that offense will fair in fantasy).

Give me one offense for which you do NOT even have a gut feeling for how they will do. An offense that could go either way? [save the jokes, please]

Mine is Chicago. I could see the offense coming on MUCH stronger than anyone predicts (more time to adjust to the Martz offense and I think Cutler is a genuine talent..and if he's maturing, that talent could finally translate). OR, I could see the team completely flopping (offensive line issues, a still questionable receiving corps, a Cutler meltdown, etc).

Overall, my gut tells me ZERO about da Bears. Consequently, I probably won't be drafting any of them this year unless the value is REALLY exceptional.

How about you? Any teams for which you have no feeling at all if they'll skyrocket or plummet? Conundrums? Riddles wrapped in mysteries inside an enigma stuffed in a Twinkie?

 

[mr roboto]

Raiders. Lots of hype from WR's in camp, great young RB, Campbell in same offense 2 years in a row.

But...its Jason Campbell. And the Raiders.

 

[gianmarco]

Seattle. Lynch, Sidney, BMW, Z. Miller, and Leon Washington are a very nice set of weapons. TJax looked lost the other night but perhaps he can finally do something. They could completely be inept or I can see them being a high scoring team.

 

[guavapure]

Browns. Has McCoy developed enough and become the leader the fluff articles suggest to where he can lead a decently effective offense or will they stink because he has a so called noodle arm and no playmakers at his disposal?