We've got Gurley almost 2 years removed from his ACL running behind a potentially solid OL.
We've got Keenum with another year under his belt in knowing this system. However bad it is.
Our receiver still stink.
Our DL looks excellent, maybe better than ever with Quinn back and Donald even more dominant. And with some great depth.
We have Ogletree who may be a huge upgrade over JL55 at MLB, but we are weaker at LB outside of AO and hybrid Barron.
And we have a weekend secondary that may keep the defense on the field on 3rd down more than last year.
So all in all, there were more subtracts than adds.
What does that all add up to? Depends on your view of Fisher and his ability to field a team that plays consistent football.
I see 7-9 only because I believe the OL will be much better than last year even though the secondary will be a significant liability. If the OL has problems then 5-11.
