Offensive football refers to the phase of the game where a team attempts to score points by advancing the ball down the field. This involves a coordinated effort among players, including the quarterback, running backs, and wide receivers, who work together to execute plays. The primary goal is to move the ball into the opponent's end zone for a touchdown or to kick a field goal. Key strategies in offensive football include passing and running plays. Passing plays involve the quarterback throwing the ball to a receiver, while running plays focus on advancing the ball by handing it off to a running back. Effective offensive teams often utilize formations and tactics to outmaneuver the defense and create scoring opportunities.