Offense has solid starters… I'd start Williams over Heyer at this point, and make him prove his worth. Heyer was LT in college and that is where he's best. Bridges needs to stay at guard. He's not a tackle. What I was saying is the line is great with solid starters, but like I said depth is the big concern. One player goes down you have the same pathetic offense of last year. Depth issues also goes for running back. If Portis goes down Betts get's carries. Betts is an OK back. We haven't seen much from him since 2006. Behind Betts is a good kick returner in Cartwright who isn't a running back. They need improvement there. Depth at QB, WR, and TE, are good.
Before preseason I said 10 and 6 basically because of the easiness of their schedule. I had them loosing to all the divisional opponents except for splitting with the Cowboys. Now, I see 7-9.