Dome Team = Offensive Team

St. Widge said
Maybe you are right, but I'm curious what evidence you have that it is easier to throw the ball indoors than outdoors? I get that it seems like it would be that way, but lots of times those impressions turn out to be wrong when we look at numbers. And there are plenty of great passing teams that played outdoors, i.e. 80s and 90s San Francisco, 70s and 80s Chargers, 80s Dolphins, and 2000s Patriots. I'm sure there are more that I am not thinking of, but the common denominator seems to be having a great QB, not where you play.

So, I think your team should take on the identity of the players you have. If you have a great QB, throw the ball. If you have a great RB, run the ball, etc.

The combine is held indoors every year. A controlled environment means less variables, means less factors to disrupt the accuracy of a pass. It’s basic math.

You’re right that you should build around the players you have, but the coaches and players you have are acquired through the vision of the coach and GM. You need a great QB and an offense that will build an offense around his strengths.

I love the Ravens offense as much as anyone. I would love to have that…but the reality is, it would be less optimal in New Orleans.

Tell me, what is the last great run first offense that played out of a dome and what did they win?