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Rexman100 said
Yea, KM's MO is unlocking the players super power. I think we need to make a list of the player and their super power. Feel free to modify the below list. But what im seeing below is a balanced PA offense :

1) DC4 - experienced great pocket passer (non mobile) w/ a little ability to run a naked bootleg
2) Kamara / Clyde EE - great receiving RB's that can needs space (perfect for the screen play and less up the middle grinder)
3) Olave - great route running WR that depends on precision passes (can also run the WR screen)
4) Shaheed - strictly deep threat take the top off the defense type (can also run the WR screen)
5) Taysom - versatile (run / pass / block / catch) (Not elite at any, but good at everything)
6) Kendre M - between the tackles RB w/ decent reveiving ability (deceptive speed)
7) Juwan Johnson specialist receiving TE w/ an ability to block
8) Foster M solid all around TE (not elite in any trait but a good blocker / receiver / route runner / runner after the catch
9) Pettis / Austin - good route running WR's that depend on precision passes (can also run the WR screen)

I think most of that is right. But I don't really see Carr as a pocket passer or a bootleg guy. He's okay at both, but his super power is the play action passing game and particularly the deep ball off of it. If you sit him in the pocket as a drop back passer all too often he ends up holding the ball too long and then throwing it away because he lacks the pocket mobility to buy time for off schedule throws. I think he's best used when you limit his options, limit the time he has to think, and just make him throw quick off of play action. That's what KK did with him in the first two games and it worked well. It seemed to not work well when he tried to get Carr to sit in the pocket.

Which is going to be interesting because Moore likes to vary tempo on offense and Carr seems a difficult fit for that kind of offense. That said, Moore is the type that will adjust to the players he has so we will likely see less tempo than Moore would like.