At the end of each NFL season, it's important to reflect, maybe even journal or scrapbook, while admitting I was again right about everything.
Except:
1. Teams featuring offensive continuity during a season with no offseason would have a big advantage?
Well, no. Tom Brady went to a new team, played in a different offensive system, got kicked out of public parks when holding pickup practices during the summer, saw his team add a running back (Leonard Fournette) and receiver (Antonio Brown) during the season, and won it all.
2. NFL teams should all hire dynamic young offensive coaches like Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur?