Which offensive units do you see being better/worse in 2014? Post A-Day thoughts

I started the defense thread awhile back. LINK
Figured now would be a good time to predict the offense:

Quarterback: Worse. It doesn't matter if Jacob Coker, Cooper Bateman, Blake Sims, or Alec Morris comes out of the competition a winner. It's almost inevitable that there will be a drop off at this position. Another question with a new quarterback is leadership. Does the new qb have what it takes to lead our team well? If Coker wins the job will the locker room be completely behind him? Or is there going to be factions that support the other candidates? The key for success in this position is how he will take care of the football by limiting mistakes.

Running Backs: Better. I think the key to the offseason rb position will be ball security. Yeldon has an entire offseason to get healthy while Drake has the offseason to prove that he deserves to be on the field. I think we will be better this year because of Henry. While we haven't seen enough to anoint him the GOAT, he will see the field a lot more. The key to success at this position will be ball security. I'm hoping we don't have another year of Fumbletron and Droptimus Prime.

Wide Receivers: Better. The biggest loss in this position is Norwood. Who will step up to be that red zone threat? That is an unknown at this point. I think we will be better because White is returning, Cooper should be healthy, and we have a lot of exciting options on the bench. Could this be the year that we finally see Chris Black? What about Robert Foster? Can Falkins step up as a Norwood type threat? The key to success for the receivers is staying healthy. I can't imagine how awesome our offense could be if both White and Coop stayed healthy for the entire season. If injuries do happen, how will the rookies step up?

Tight End/H Back: Better. This is where we will reap the benefits of the Lane Kiffin hire. OJ Howard showed flashes of brilliance his freshman year, but was under-utilized. I would love to see him as a short yardage option, as well as the occasional deep ball. Hoping he can improve on his blocking. As for Vogler, I'm not sure what to think. Nobody takes him seriously as a receiving threat and he doesn't block well. Fowler as an h-back did fair last year. He did pretty well at catching the ball, but struggled on some blocks. Question with this position lie in development of the backups. Will Faciane do anything?

O-Line: Wash ( ) We don't have a lot of good experience coming back. Shepherd and Arie both proved to be inconsistent. Kelly was okay, but physically out-matched. Chad Lindsay was also inconsistent as a backup. I don't see him taking over for Kelly. With the way our oline played last year every position should be up for grabs. I question, though, if the veterans will be unseated by talented backups, or if loyalty to the incumbents will win out. It will be interesting to see where Cam Rob, Dominick Jackson, Leon Brown, and Grant Hill end up. Is the staff really willing to change things up, or will it be the narrative of doing the same thing and expecting different results. In the locker room hangs posters encouraging players to do things differently. It remains to be seen whether or not our staff embraces this mantra in deciding which players will see the field.