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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
You don't understand the history of your argument is the problem.
The fact that an offense is en vogue in college does not mean it will be so in the NFL, hence the option.
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I never made that argument. I stated that as a majority of the schools move to a spread offense, there will be more and more very talented QBs coming from that system and would it not make sense for the NFL to adapt to the talent. I am also not really advocating the spread so much as debunking all the people who cast it aside without any thought simply because they were TOLD it can't work.
In regards to the Big 12 defenses rankings.. what are they?I don't doubt that the SEC had better defensive numbers but to say that ONLY ONE team that OU played was a "real" defense is ludicrous. Maybe it is acurate, but you'll need to provide numbers.
As to your argument about speed in the NFL etc etc.
I can see that being a legitimate concern... but if that is true why did a PRIMARILY spread formation offensive strategy work for three playoff teams this year?