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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/spectral75 on 2023-10-21 02:48:51.
As I’ve been watching NFL offenses this season, a silly (but hopefully interesting) thought kept coming to mind. How successful (or unsuccessful) would a “balls to the wall” offense be in the NFL. By BTTW I mean:
- Never kick a field goal, always go for 6
- Never kick a PAT, always go for 2
- Always go for it on 4th, regardless of down/distance/time
How crazy is this idea? Imagine a team designed for this offense. How would it look, taking into account salary caps, etc.?
Yours truly,
Bill
Edit: Didn’t mean to single out any particular teams’ offenses
Edit: Per u/CR4ZY___PR0PH3T excellent analysis, I’ve removed “Always go for an onside kick”. He’s now my new OC.