In '23, perhaps so, but our defense was excellent. It was a good strategy to ride a strong defense while hoping the offense could generate enough points to win. It failed in 2 games. Just so happened that our schedule included the #1 and #5-6 teams last year.
Prior to '23, Franklin never seemed intent on not turning the ball over. Do you not remember Clifford and Levis playing fast an loose? Even Trace had a penchant for slinging it wildly.
This year, it seems like we do exactly what we need to to win and that's it. Our offense is based off our strengths. It just so happens, WR is far from a strength. I don't think our offense improves simply by throwing more or rotating different WRs. The young guys may have a higher ceiling, but dropping their first 2 passes isn't a positive "give me more reps" stance.