Those weren't the only differences. The TEs were split out wider instead of bunched up, which gave Guice more lanes to run through. The play calls came in faster. The reverses were well executed and well set up, not just called to prove the offense can do more than the toss dive. The execution and energy level were much better. We brought back the jet sweep. We were calling WR screens (which were actually being completed) and not just throwing vertically up the seams. It was a much better game plan with crisper execution.