The Facts: Following up on the ongoing story. ... Look for New OC Tony Sparano to scale back the playbook. Former OC Brian Schottenheimer ran a high-volume offense and it overwhelmed Sanchez at times, according to sources.

Diehards Line:Sparano's philosophy should help Sanchez, who needs the support of a strong running attack, but it remains to be seen whether he tweaks the passing game to suit Sanchez. According to ESPN.com's Rich Cimini, people in the organization felt Schottenheimer tried to make Sanchez a pocket passer and never adjusted to his strengths -- play-action bootlegs, allowing him to throw on the run. Cimini believes Sanchez also needs a QB coach who can help him better understand pass coverages. Too often he doesn't know how to react when his first read is covered. But he does not how to hand off and Sparano believes in a power-running game. He also emphasizes pass protection with the tight ends and running backs. In other words, less pressure on Sanchez and more on Shonn Greene.