Let’s face it, the NFL IS a passing game. Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Drew Brees dominate the game with very little run support. James Starks, Ryan Grant, John Kuhn, Ben-Jarvis Green-Ellis, Kevin Fuc**** Faulk, Danny Woodhead, Daren Sproles, Pierre Thomas, Mark Ingram. None dominant nor consistent, yet all of these offenses score and score and score. Many NFL teams run a no RB set on a weekly basis. The spread attack is no longer a University of Houston gimmick…..it’s the new NFL. Yet, no QFL team can run a no RB formation. One QFL Deuce owner had this to say: “what kind of communist bullshit is this? If I don’t want to play a RB, why should I have to? Are they afraid of my WRs? Hell yes they are, because they are straight up bad ass. You can take your wishbone and stick it up your cornhole.” QFL Originals, let’s get this done. It’s time to get out of the 1990s.
Shades
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I’m not opposed to this. I also am fine with doing away with roster minimums for QBs, RBs, WRs, and Defenses. Teams don’t have to carry a Tight End and we did away with the two kicker requirement years ago. I’m pretty libertarian on this one – the QFL market will work itself out.
Com’on Fathaleague!! Get this done. Though being a member of the mere QFL 2, I second the wise words of FahQ.