Matt Weston:
When Bill O’Brien sat in his office, damp, a white towel wrapped around his neck and his chin crumpled while watching game film during training camp, this was the team he envisioned: an offensive line that controls the line of scrimmage, a pass rush that leaves offenses in tatters, a game plan that lets you win with Brian Hoyer but not because of him, tight ends that attack the middle of the field, and cornerbacks that play tight coverage and make plays on the ball.