What do you expect for the Cardinals offense this year?

I was looking through the azcardinals.com message board and I saw this:

Whiz-An Against-the-Grain Coach

Isn't it clear to us fans that Coach Whizenhunt seeks out chances to "cross things up?" He has given us many examples of coaching "against the grain" during his tenure. I think he is chomping at the bit for this season where he can put his own stamp on the Cardinals makeup. There is no better chance for Coach to do this than with No.7. Coaching-up Leinert into his starter will set in motion an offense that is both immediately productive and allows room to grow into something special. A southpaw QB with a strong run-oriented left O-line,an against-the-grain asset,give two immediate benefits.You better neutralize a D-line's best pass rusher by running at him and you are running at the D's best pass-defending LB.This is particularly intriguing if you swing passes out to Hightower while playing strong-side to the left.
Defenses will only have two options against this.They either flip flop their DE's and LB's with obvious problems showing up,or they take their chances and play straight-up which plays into Coach's hand.
And,when this offense starts to click running crossing routes from the opposite side,Breaston or Doucet,they could be running away from the side of the D that usually sees an approaching receiver.This could greatly increase our yards after catch as it creates mismatches.
There are other lesser ideas for Coach,such as,running Hightower wide to the weak-side,the right side,against a D used to playing more tight and not in open space. Another possibility is a QB option-type play to the right or weak side where the D is not used to seeing that play.
And,don't forget Coach's shoring-up the D. He is working toward having a very mobile LB setup, where they can adapt to any offense,especially when more offenses are passing more around the league.If we can establish ourselves against the run, the D-line will free the LB's to play games which helps out the DB's.And,if we can run the ball effectively,we can both "possess" he ball and open things up for the passing game,where Fitz and Breaston can shine.
I think Coach is getting pumped for summer camp. How do you fans see things?

It got me thinking about some of the possible changes we could see.

Running more plays at the other teams best pass rusher seems like an interesting idea to me. Since Matt Leinart is a lefty, and the other teams best pass rusher is usually on that side, they can just use how good Levi Brown and Alan Faneca are at run blocking and throw Beanie Wells and Tim Hightower at them to potentially break off some big runs. And there is also a chance that the other team would have to shift their entire Defensive Line and Linebackers around so that they can get more pressure on Matt's blindside like the message I quoted said.

Now moving on to the overall offense, the Cardinals threw the ball 594 times last year, and they ran it 365 times which is basically a 61.9% to a 38% balance. This is something that most likely will change this year I see it being more of a 55%-45% pass-run ratio that also includes more bootlegs and playaction passes built to fit Leinart's strengths. And there will be more deep passes than there were last year, since most of us heard about how Warner had the shoulder injury that took away some of his ability to nail the deep passes so they went to more of a dink and dunk offense.

Now, looking at out main offensive guys, I'll just make a guess on what they will do this year.

Leinart if he stays healthy the whole year and lives up to his expectations: 3,500 yards, 23 Touchdowns, 12 Picks, 65% completion% [basically a little bit less than what Warner did last year].

Larry Fitzgerald should get over 1,000 yards and 10 Touchdowns again, and I guarantee that he will have a catch longer than 38 yards this year.

Steve Breaston will be a good deep threat, I don't know if he will get over 1,000 yards, but he should be around 800 yards.

Early Doucet like we saw from the Playoffs will be used in the same way Boldin was, but I am not sure if he can stay healthy all year because of some of the injuries he was plagued with early in his career here. I know that Leinart worked with Doucet during practice a lot so I would expect Leinart to look for Doucet a lot on pass plays.

Beanie and Hightower should have career years, one of them should get over 1000 yards. Beanie should be the starter but the rotation should still be used to keep them fresh, Beanie will be the main guy for run plays and he will catch a few passes, Hightower will still be like he was last year, a guy who is good as catching, blocking, and running the ball.

Ben Patrick will have a career year now that there will be less 4 and 5 receiver plays he will be running routes more often. He will be a good safety valve for Leinart, and from what I have seen, he is a decent blocker and he has some good hands.

For everyone who expects the Cardinals to have a horrible offense just because Warner is gone, and for the people who suggest that we should pick up every Quarterback that hits the streets [JaMarcus Russell? Really?], Whisenhunt is a great coach, he knows how to draw up offensive gameplans. I see him crafting a gameplan that will allow Leinart to succeed and although the productivity and crazy passing numbers of the 08 offense won't be there, the amount of points scored will probably go down a little bit so we will see Jay Feely kicking more and Ben Graham will probably break the record for Punts inside the 20 yard line that he tied last year. But overall, I think the Cardinals will be fine, and now we just have to see if the new guys on the Defense play well and if the horrible playoff defense against the Packers and the Saints was more of a result of how banged up everyone was.