Defenses have been begging us to attack them like this for years!
@Sierra Foothills and I have had several convos over the years about how reluctant Josh has been to throw short, on time and on rhythm. It was the weakest part of game.
It was like he'd hold the ball for the bigger play until the last second, and then reluctantly throw underneath after effectively telegraphing it.
This season he's been excellent throwing immediately to the wr's and rb's underneath or in the flats. The ability to move the sticks consistently with the quick, underneath passing game is what pulls defences (along with the running game) out of the 2 high safety looks. And that's when you can attack the intermediate and deep zones more effectively.
Now with the additional of Cooper, they're building a multi-dimensional offense that can beat you a number for ways.