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I agree, but its asking who has the most offensive weapons at the end of the day. However thats kinda a broad topic and can be argued alot of different ways. I think on talent alone LSU has the most offensive weapons. However I believe Alabama will be the most consistent offense in the league, but do I think they have more weapons than LSU? No. I believe they have better weapons at certain spots which makes them more consistent. But when it comes to big, long scoring plays, the team I think of is Arkansas. This then all becomes in the eye of the beholder as to which team has the most offensive weapons because all are different. Making the plays and having the weapons are different things.

I get what you're saying, and at this point, we're likely just debating semantics, but if you aren't making the plays(consistently), how much of a weapon are you, really?

I certainly would prefer not to have my offense likened to a game of Russian roulette. (And that's not to imply that I necessarily believe our offense to be anything but. I'm cautiously optimistic).

If anything, it's telling that cases can be made for so many schools, especially considering the (typically national) perception of the SEC as a conference defensive in nature-which, to some of those same "analysts", seems to be to the exclusion of any capacity for offense.