I am exactly where you are on this. Not sold on Sark (at the end of the day he is probably a mediocre coach at best but we will see) but so far in general I think he is building the program back up. As to Ewers, I think part of his regression is the O line struggling and his weapons not getting separation always. I don't care how good a QB is if the O line struggles then the QB and offense struggle. I'm a Patriots fan also and I can tell you the years or games where the O Line for the Pats struggled is when Brady looked like complete dog shit and the calls of Brady is old and declining started. Once the O line was able to run and pass block better then suddenly Brady looked great again. I am not comparing Ewers to Brady. Just saying that the O Line is the key to an offense being great. Without that it doesn't matter who plays QB or RB or WR/TE. It all starts in the trenches. Same goes for the defensive side of the ball.