I think a Red Zone offense works best when you can run in the Red Zone.
McVay has turned to the pass much too quickly once entering the Red Zone. Our Oline is blocking well enough, and Gurley and Austin running well enough, that they need to run more in the Red Zone. That will make the LBs, especially, have to stay more connected to the LOS and open up some passing lanes.
The game yesterday featured Goff running it in from around the 5, and Gurley running it in from around the 10. Don't want to see Goff do much of that; but if it's going to be done, it needs to be in the Red Zone.
