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I agree with you on all points. I see this working two different ways. Either pay more money for NFL caliber backup QBs that can legitimately execute that kind of offense or shift the league to wide open spread and bring in dual threat QBs that were successful in college but not polished...

Superior product to the AAF and its not close. With that said, the QB play is still atrocious. Once the novelty wears off, regardless of the skill positions being pretty decent, the QB play is going to turn people off. Watching QBs go 12/28 for 125 yards with 3 ints stagnating the offense...