07-06-2021, 02:09 PM
I went with high powered offense for a few different reasons.
1.) I saw that you paired the "high-powered" side of the ball with "average" on the other side of the ball. Had the other side of the ball been below average I probably would have went with "balanced". But since it's not, I chose what I did.
2.) This offense is obviously currently structured to be high-powered. QB, RB, WR1, WR2, WR3 all leads to this. So this influeced my opinon as as well. (I know it's my choice but I'm going with the approach currently being taken.)
3.) If you look at the way this league has been trending since the days of Dungy's Bucaneers, Billick's Ravens, and Cowher's Steelers it's definitely more based on scoring points than preventing them. Obviously there is a healthy combination of both but I still think it skews to the offense. If you have a great offense it can allow you to really do a lot of different things on defense. From the looks you give, to gambles you take, to the way Time of Possession can affect an opponent, I think the offense can lift up a respectable defense much more than the reverse.
4.) I'd be lying if I didn't say an offensive juggernaut is more entertaining to me. Sure, I love a great defensive performance as much as the next guy. But'll take the high scoring and hard yardage wins over the 16-10 type of games more often than not. Just from an entertainment perspective, I'd love to see Burrow putting somewhere around 5,000 yards and 40+ TD's. That's just fun to watch.
1.) I saw that you paired the "high-powered" side of the ball with "average" on the other side of the ball. Had the other side of the ball been below average I probably would have went with "balanced". But since it's not, I chose what I did.
2.) This offense is obviously currently structured to be high-powered. QB, RB, WR1, WR2, WR3 all leads to this. So this influeced my opinon as as well. (I know it's my choice but I'm going with the approach currently being taken.)
3.) If you look at the way this league has been trending since the days of Dungy's Bucaneers, Billick's Ravens, and Cowher's Steelers it's definitely more based on scoring points than preventing them. Obviously there is a healthy combination of both but I still think it skews to the offense. If you have a great offense it can allow you to really do a lot of different things on defense. From the looks you give, to gambles you take, to the way Time of Possession can affect an opponent, I think the offense can lift up a respectable defense much more than the reverse.
4.) I'd be lying if I didn't say an offensive juggernaut is more entertaining to me. Sure, I love a great defensive performance as much as the next guy. But'll take the high scoring and hard yardage wins over the 16-10 type of games more often than not. Just from an entertainment perspective, I'd love to see Burrow putting somewhere around 5,000 yards and 40+ TD's. That's just fun to watch.
