Sentence examples for exciting offense from inspiring English sources

"You have a big, exciting offense and a tough defense.

Some of the Knicks' changes, like a more exciting offense, will be welcomed.

Of course, in a career spent at the center of the N.F.L.'s most exciting offense, Harrison has always been anything but exciting.

Edwards and Reed, coming in a trade with Minnesota as the Lynx's leading scorers last year, have stepped right in, adding exciting offense to an already deep team.

In 2007, the Lions reached Thanksgiving with a 6-4 record, an exciting offense built around receivers Calvin Johnson - then a rookie - and Roy Williams, and a stingy defense coached by Rod Marinelli.

Cam Newton helped turn the Carolina Panthers into one of the most exciting offenses in the N.F.C. in 2011; the Panthers have scored just 92 points this year, fewest in the conference.

Todd Haley was hired as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday after helping the Arizona Cardinals reach the Super Bowl as coordinator of one of the N.F.L.'s most exciting offenses.

That has been true in Dallas in the build-up to Super Bowl XLV here tonight, but while the talk surrounding Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers has been of his part in one of the most exciting offenses in the NFL, Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers has faced questioning about a darker subject.

Coupled with Ryan Tannehill, the first quarterback from the 2012 draft class to receive a contract extension, Miami figured to be one of the more exciting offenses to watch this season and the most to gain from the suspension of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for four games for his involvement in the Deflategate scandal.

Exciting exciting exciting.

When Chiefs fans hear Big O and Little D they know exactly what that means for a team that is exciting on offense but by all accounts stinks on defense.