That's what I'm talkin about.First off, what have you got to lose? (besides the game, which has seemed lost anyway)Secondly, deep balls and less-conservative plays are only a turn-over risk if you don't execute properly because you are spreading the defense to the point that they can't converge on the ball from uncommitted positions.Thirdly (and probably most important) even failed plays like that pull the defense off of your line. I remember when Bowser dropped that longer pass over the middle, and the very next play was a successful run call.To me, there's big difference between hijinks and a balanced attack. Going deep to Bowser is not hijinks...it is getting the ball to the you best receiver. I wish we did it more often...like about 8 times more per game.I agree with that differentiation, Cap... and our offense is FARRRRRR from balanced.But I am also not against a small number of practiced gimmickry every game to add to the painful chaos inflicted on a confused defense.... and to me, the point of "balanced offense" is to keep the defense from focusing on or predicting any play, player, aspect, or location.