Run_Vs._Pass

Run Vs. Pass Run Vs. Pass Throughout the NFL there are three main styles of play in football. That is to say that there is the West Coast Passing, ground controlled running attack, the vertical passing game, and the much more balanced style of play. All three having their pros and cons to them. With the balance offense leading the pack in terms of the efficiency of the offense. The most basic offense is the ground controlled running game. This sort of offense is the cornerstone of football. In such an offense the ball is continuously kept on the ground and only thrown when needed. Such an idea is great because it brings about a wide variety of consequences. When the ball is kept on the ground for so long it eats up the game clock, and in doing so keeps the other team of the field to score as well as keep the defense rested. Running the ball a lot tires out the opposing defense as well as slowing the tempo of the game. This style of play also slows the excitement of the game with fewer points scored, but does focus on the aspect of wining offense, game, passing, running, ball, defense, play, balanced, vertical, style, effective, run, results, much, ground, west, pros, pass, offensive, less, coast, clock, better, balance, attack, although, yardage, times, three, team, styles, seen, sacks, risks, predictable