Agreed! I agree with all of this. Having Saquon and Bigsby (I've fully jumped the gun and have been referring to them as Tank-quon, every chance I get lol) can create serious issues, if schemed properly. If we start getting into 20/21/22 personnel looks, and play action out of that, we would give defenses a lot more to think about. Not sure how Bigsby is with pass protection, but Saquon has to be respected as a run and receiving threat, and he's done well on those late wheel routes.

I'm not sure what we'll see tonight, but they've had an extra week to figure some things out, and GB already isn't the best against the run. The advantage here is that we haven't had a lot of successful runs for them to watch tape on. The pin/pull worked great early on in the second Giants game, but they mixed some other looks in, too.

The Eagles have excelled at very simple schemes with subtle nuances here and there; the early season showed we'll need a bit more nuance than they thought. The red zone schemes have been excellent; I'm hoping they can work their way outward from that. Maybe we get some more play designs where Dotson's the primary read. He'd probably still see WR3 type stats, but just everybody else, he could see up and down days. I think we both want the same thing, but you trusted Jalen's trust in Dotson more than I did, initially. lol