Hoping for smooth transition on offense

From head coach Matt Rhule through the players who talked Wednesday, there was an emphasis that the larger system wasn’t being overhauled. Of course, they rank 29th in the league in total offense and passing yards per game, so there’s a reason for the change, and Anderson said he could see a potential benefit in a different voice in that headset.

“I mean, it’s still the same offense,” Anderson said. “Obviously, we’re looking to reset and go in a new direction and get back to things that were working for us on a consistent basis, but I wouldn’t say we’re installing and doing a bunch of new things. Still our bread and butter, what works for us, and what we’ve been doing.”

Rookie offensive lineman Brady Christensen said he was impressed with the way Nixon worked with the entire offense, talking to linemen during drills.

“He’s an awesome coach, really demands great technique out of you,” Christensen said.