The NFL is witnessing a dynamic shift in offensive strategies, with teams like the New Orleans Saints making waves under new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. The Saints have shown explosive potential, scoring an impressive 4.33 points per drive, propelled by the longest streak of consecutive scoring drives since 1978 by quarterback Derek Carr.

Under Kubiak, who is part of the Shanahan coaching tree, the Saints have adapted their personnel, minimizing traditional setups to enhance performance. They've leveraged heavy personnel packages effectively, driving strong opportunities in the passing game, especially against base defenses. Key victories against the Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys have solidified their status as a formidable force.

Despite the promising start, questions linger about the sustainability of their success as the season progresses, particularly when facing tougher defenses. However, the commitment to both the run game and innovative offensive tactics could keep the Saints competitive as they aim for a playoff spot, notably with critical matchups against rivals coming up.