Lee | quarterbacks

| quarterbacks Sanjay Lal | wide receivers

| wide receivers Tony Sparano, Jr. | tight ends

| tight ends Aaron Kromer | offensive line

| offensive line Kurt Anderson | assistant offensive line

| assistant offensive line Jason Vrable | offensive quality control

The Ryan-Roman combination, as soon as we knew about it, spelled "ground and pound" right away, and most of the team's subsequent hires - Lynn and Kromer especially - reinforced that notion. Heading into the 2015 season, that is the expectation for Buffalo's offense. Everything seemed pretty simple.

These two tweets, published Monday, added a bit of curiosity back into the mix, however, and now there's some confusion regarding the direction of Buffalo's offense next season - particularly regarding game-planning and play-calling.

Nathaniel Hackett has a 2nd interview for Ramsat both Stanford and San Francisco - then, perhaps, that would leave an opening for a passing game coordinator of some sort. That is a responsibility that Palmer could handle, and obviously, Carucci says that Lee and Lal will be involved, as well. But if the La Canfora report is true, and the Bills really are (still) interested in having Hackett back, then his focus would probably be on the passing game, no?

We still have a fairly strong indication of the style of offense that the Bills are going to run next season, but identity was never a huge issue in San Francisco, either. Roman (and former head coach Jim Harbaugh) were still roundly criticized in that four-year run because, among other reasons, the 49ers always had a