What are the key questions you want to see answered on the field by this team?

Brian's reference to his upcoming 5Q5A post got me thinking about the key questions I want to see answered by the team this Fall. This team has big time potential, but there are a few things that will determine the success of the season. My focus is on questions that we won't know the answers to until we see the team play for real. My questions are below, I'm curious to see what everyone else thinks as well.

1. How real is the offensive transition? There has been a lot of talk about "speed in space", going more up-tempo, and being more pass-oriented. Is this going to be a radically different offense from what we've seen in the past few years, or is the hype just talk and the offense will be largely the same, but with some different wrinkles?
2. How good is Vincent Gray? JT Turner? And how far behind is Ambry? Based on recent reports and the information we've learned about Ambry's health, the CB position is the most concerning position group on this team. Outside of Hill, there are major question marks and unproven depth.
3. How good is Dax Hill? Long-term expectations for him are still through the roof, but can he come in and make an impact now? If he can, that may help mitigate the lack of depth at the corner position.
4. How real is the Jeter hype? How healthy is Dwumfour? After CB, the interior d-line is the next most concerning position group in my mind. The long-term potential is there, with Smith and Hinton looking promising. But the group this year could struggle, especially if Dwumfour is limited or out.
5. How good are the linebackers? We've heard a lot of talk about how much they are competing and how deep they are, but how good are they? There is no Bush, and Ross seems promising. But Gil was meh last year, and the others (McGrone, Anthony, Glasgow) are unproven in competitive scenarios.

That's a lot of questions focused on the defense for me. The idealistic version of myself trusts Don Brown and his ability to elevate the guys who need development. There may be some positive surprises.

But the pessimistic version of myself, who has lived through the last 10 years of dong-punches and knows BPONE well, expects gaps and a step back from the defenses we've enjoyed the last two years.

There is a lot of optimism for the offense though. To me, the biggest reasons there are a talented and experienced QB, and an equally talented and experienced offensive line. Those two factors can mitigate a lot of other deficiencies in any offense.