I know the O is kickin' arse (see my posts above). The O-line is clicking and picking up assignments much better. They've gone to more of a zone blocking scheme which has helped solidify run and pass pro. Run blocking has always been much easier than pass pro. Hat on hat and blow off the line. You've seen that materialize with Rawl's numbers. Where the Hawks may get into trouble is becoming 1D without the run game. D's can go with a more man or cover 2 approach and while freeing up a LB to spy or rush Wilson. Wilson't legs and ability to get outta trouble will be the difference. If he were a pure pocket passer, the Hawks would be in serious chit. He's not, so they are not. That's just my $0.02 worth...