I don't think it's any sort of drastic changes needed to the scheme. But some 'self scouting' this offseason has to address tendencies like that while also introducing some other wrinkles. All offenses have to evolve. They cannot remain static. Adjust to opponents strengths/weaknesses vs. "this is what we do." It's how the Patriots have won for so long....
I have always likes two-TE sets because they are hard to key run vs. pass. Put Higbee in the backfield or as an H-hack. Split two RBs behind Goff. Etc.
