09-04-2011, 08:59 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Brooklyn, NY.
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SFL Top Ten Offenses (As voted for by the players)
This list was based off of a general conversation and so there was a poll held to which most of you replied (some ignored it altogether. But nonetheless, this is what the final outcome looks like.
10. Redskins.
Bellagachi is one of the owners in the league who just happened to have been here since the inception of the league. Washington's always been a revolving door for talent (via Free Agency, Draft and Bellachi Rape). Nevertheless, whether it is lining Brandon Marshall up in the slot or running those "Bellachi routes", the fact remains that he has the respect of his peers because he made the list.
9. Lions.
Shards of Glass is one of the newer owners to make this list (there are more). What he has done since his arrival is make Detroit very relevant. Hell, he's even gotten Megatron to break Jerry Rice's receiving yardage in a season. Opposite of Megatron is Onaje Lewis. The Lions have talent across the board. It's no wonder why he's on this list. Megatron and Stafford are both making big bucks now. But the fact remains that Shards and the Lions are a potent offense.
8. Steelers.
Blackdiamond used to have one mentality on offense. That was pass.. A lot.. A lot more and often.. And late. But, he's quietly put together one of his best offensive seasons ever. He finally started running the rock and then he woke up and realized he had Mike Wallace and Jeremy Maclin as receivers. These last 3-4 seasons.. Blackdiamond has had Mr. Rothelisberger in the Top 10 in most passing categories (even finished tied for 1st one season). It seems that with time, he appears to be learning. Which means he could become more explosive (pause) as these seasons continue..
7. Ravens.
These Ravens are sometimes an enigma on offense. They search for an identity at times. But the fact still remains that you always see them at the top of most stats. Flacco is one of the greatest SFL Qbs in history (Reigning-Back-2-Back SFL Champ). As long as Flacco goes, so will this offense. The halfbacks are always a plus, but once LBz truly finds his identity on offense, the Ravens might just improve more. Which would only compliment their defense.
6. Cowboys / Bills Coldwarmachine..
Pause Popo respects Real Popo. In Dallas he has the Andre Button, Nile Turner and Dez Bryant. Hell, he even has MJD in the backfield. That offense looks scary. In Buffalo he has Roddy White, Anquan Boldin, Lee Evans, Luke Bertrand and Cj Spiller (the reincarnation of Jim Brown/O.J. Simpson.. imo). Coldwar is one of the more versatile offense and can easily put up #s on offense.
5. Seahawks.
Dubb used to own the Saints. Over there Reggie Bush was relevant and they watched him flourish. Reggie won the MVP on offense in the League's second year. Then, he went to Seattle. It was terrible over there. He used his only bargaining chip (Revis Island) and a ****load of cap to get a lot of respectable talent on that roster. He's already proven that he can score a lot. This # is just validation that his peers think so, as well.
T3. NY Jets
Most people view Pop's Jets as the equivalent of the NY Yankees or the Miami Heat. They've had talent since the inception and seemed to bolster the roster each and every year. There were times he had Roddy, Andre, Hakeem Nicks and even Braylon Edwards (not all a the same time.) Mark Sanchez is the SFL's all time passing leader and owns statistical categories and he's still only in his prime. By the time his career is over, his stats should truly be ridiculous.
T3. (Jooler)
San Diego was an overwhelming favorite to be a top choice. The "Jooler Routes" probably brought him to this ranking. Regardless of what it is, Phillip Rivers is truly a beast. Couple that with the fact that you have Larry Fitzgerald and you have a dynamic offense. Ryan Matthews keeps defenses honest. As Jooler pilots that DEN book and sends those play calls into Rivers who delivers better than the US postal service. They are former champions. So it's only right that they belong this high up. Hell, they only missed the top spot by a handful of votes (or disgruntled opponents.. One or the other lol).
2. Bengals.
ACisART has been here for about the same amount of time that Shards has.. That doesn't even really matter. Amongst most of the newer owners he is the epitome of SIM and is there clear cut favorite to the throne of having the most explosive offense in our league. DeSean Jackson, A. Scott, L. Waiters and a 6'6"-67" WR that runs like a freaking 4.2. I know it's got to be difficult spreading the rock around. Especially when you have a speed back and a 6'8" Power-back with speed. They can definitely be a problem. Most people haven't been able to stop them... Apparently they can only be contained. Look to the future as AC tries to tune this offense even further and probably ascend to the #1 spot.
1. Colts.
The Indianapolis Colts (TheTruth) was voted as the #1 potent offense in the league. I don't really agree with it now, but I'm assuming it was predicated on the glory years of Peyton Manning and the juggernaut offense of Reggie Wayne, Roddy White, Lavon Waiters and Dallas Clark. Manning was the SFL's first League MVP and basically held every passing record, accomplishment until Silk f'd that up. Truth was the creator of the SHENENEH routes and co-creator of the STEFani (I will give LBz co-credit for this. Even though I discovered it.) I don't really wanna talk about myself.. But much to the chagrin of Silk.. This is what has happened.So I thank you all for your votes and keep in mind that sometime in the near future we will conducting an interview for Top defensive players. So thanks again and stay tuned..Furthermore, we'll try to do this annually.By the way.. Only 1 person voted for Silk.. That person will remain anonymous. Lol it wasn't silk, tho... Silk rooted for Rudy G.. Smh.
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