You know, the one where he didn't put up anywhere near breakout numbers except he did score 10 TD's which is what that big new extension was warranted, right? Pretty sure you made that argument back then.
No other OC is going to have more of a "plan" for Austin than he's had. The Fisher regime LOVED him, which is obvious by all the resources they poured into him and how they tried to make him the focal point of the offense for 3 years even though he can't run routes and has unreliable hands. So they started handing the ball off to him. Nobody got more targets and touches, but now he's going to have a breakout year with a regime that is less likely to force things to him in order to justify the investment in him? Good luck with that.
