This offense has been too careful, too conservative. That’s why they don’t score points, it’s also why Kenny doesn’t have many interceptions but also has a horrible QBR. If this offense is going to grow and make big plays, and actually pass the ball effectively, there needs to be some risk acknowledged in that. So I expect growing pains, and I welcome them with open arms.
For reference: We did let Kenny throw late in the game against Cleveland with the score tied 10-10.
We know how that worked out.
Hopefully having Canada gone stops his regression and has him reverting to what he was last season. That was still below average, but it seemed like he was at least able to move the ball through the air between the 20s.