Meh, maybe he can get something out of him. Anxious to see what our offense looks like with people who know how to, you know, actually direct a functioning NFL offense.

Yep, he was a great cog for those teams, but we saw his limitations when rockheaded Gunther tried using him at running back.

Or, if he runs under the tackler and they don't see him.

Holy shit, the little man is still causing lower region bleeding.

All I know is, there are a few things you can tinker with:
-Spread the offense by throwing to lots of targets, and stretching the field (Smith can at least do this horizontally). Open up space for McCluster and some underneath stuff
-They stopped developing him as a receiver (bad move). Go all-in on training him to be a slot receiver. Stop making him split time at different positions. If he gets better at the position, he puts himself in a better position to run after the catch and becomes more confident in himself. If he continues to suck as a receiver, he's a lost cause
-Go back to the Weis model where you motion him all over the field, which I believe at the very least sets up opportunities for other guys like Charles
-Stop forcing the ball into his hands. If he isn't good enough that his touches don't come more naturally, then he's a lost cause
-Don't guarantee his job. If he can't hold on to the ball or if he doesn't show progress, it should be clear that Wylie is in line to take his job

Again, I am not saying these will fix the problem. I just think these are reasonable things to at least try out before saying he's a guaranteed bust or that he can't possibly improve.

I thought he did a good job today. Made a couple of tough over the middle catches. Good job.

I called it a long time time ago. Dexter could be like Desean in the Reid offense.