I want Austin back, but I just want him to be within his frame. I don't want the team to force feed him targets and expect things to happen just because they should on paper. I want the staff to put him in a position to succeed and not try to force him to be the main weapon. He needs to be the type of guy who might only get 60 or so catches, but averages 15+ yards per catch. I want him to be Travis Benjamin circa 2015, or a Taylor Gabriel of last year's Falcons. He doesn't need to be given 110 targets out of obligation. If he gets fed the ball with no idea of how to get him in a good situation, like the previous staff did, he won't be efficient. I feel like Tavon can be a guy who can do a lot more with less.
I'm sure McVay and LaFleur will do this. They will have an idea of what they want to do with Austin, not just line him up in the backfield and run him into the line, or use him on a reverse 5 times a game. That's not to say he can't be used that way, but that's all the stooges under Fisher knew to do with him. The scheme needs to aid Tavon, as it has with some of the other players on the roster.