Gailey doesn't go from what's working, but that doesn't mean we can't have a change of pace from time to time if we need to make adjustments.
Kerley is different from the other receivers on the roster. he's a classic over the middle, under the coverage type of guy who can give fits to a D that is hell bent on stopping our two proto-typical WRs with Osuwa emerging as a 3rd proto-typical WR in that group of big, strong, and fast guys.
no, he didn't have a role in things yesterday, but I have a feeling that won't be the case for the whole season. Let's face it, when we line up in a 4 WR set, he's an afterthought covered by a LB. Good luck with that.
We won yesterday without having to make a ton of adjustments, but when Smith comes back and with Kerley, Gailey can change the way this offense looks in a moment's notice...
I say keep
#11 , and we will see how personnel are supposed to be used.