04-26-2021, 05:35 AM
Option A. Easily. You can win on the ground no matter who your QB, WRs, or RBs are so long as you have an OL that good. Meanwhile WRs, regardless of how good they are, need someone to throw them the ball and that guy who throws them the ball needs someone to block for them. Also OL have longer peak careers, so your window will be open longer.
Option B will rarely see the field because Option A can run on a team at will regardless of who the QB, RB, or WRs are. All it takes is 1 defensive stop or 1 mistake and Option A will turn it into another 6 points on the ground. Option B will be explosive as hell, but only if the QB can get the ball to the WRs.
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(Also Option B would melt down because there's no way that 5 WRs of that caliber with egos of that caliber are going to be happy splitting catches 5 ways like that. They combined for 735 pass attempts last year, which would be an NFL record even with 0 passes to TEs or RBs.)
Option B will rarely see the field because Option A can run on a team at will regardless of who the QB, RB, or WRs are. All it takes is 1 defensive stop or 1 mistake and Option A will turn it into another 6 points on the ground. Option B will be explosive as hell, but only if the QB can get the ball to the WRs.
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(Also Option B would melt down because there's no way that 5 WRs of that caliber with egos of that caliber are going to be happy splitting catches 5 ways like that. They combined for 735 pass attempts last year, which would be an NFL record even with 0 passes to TEs or RBs.)
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