Thoughts… coaches modify strategy to fit the strengths of the overall team. Formations follow strategy. Every team out there would like to have the ‘problem’ of having a stable of very good receivers and a couple of QBs that can spin the pigskin like Ashworth and Gohlke. It would be questionable to not engage those capabilities.
Even so, last time I checked available stats, yardage gained on offense was 50/50 run/pass. Averaging almost 39 points per game. Both the run and pass will be needed to go far in the playoffs. The offensive strategy does not need to mimic the past 2 or 3 seasons. It should match the current team. As mentioned, getting the ball into the hands of the best playmakers is indeed a great strategy. Most of them are not a running back. And continue working on any weaknesses along the way.
Have faith, support the coaches and players, and enjoy the 2026 ride.