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Message: [QUOTE="Millhouse, post: 790206, member: 78"] each side of the ball practices against each other. if you choose an outlier on offense, your defense might suffer. the offense might benefit more but a lot of defensive coaches don't look at that. they start with their side of the ball and then hope talent gets it done on offense. i think it's easier to be good on offense than defense so i would rather spend the big coaching money on an offensive guy. to go unbeaten you need to be good at both. but there's no blueprint for us to have our stars align that much. we'd have to get lucky. in the meantime, go for offense. [/QUOTE]