Yeah, I think you pretty much nailed it, and the thread should stop, now. Short yardage conversions have ALWAYS been a premium importance to football teams, as every team probably faces 5-10 extremely important scenarios per game, for about 100-150 times per season. Adding in an extra 10 per year as a 2-point conversion wouldn't make any difference as the teams ALREADY CARRY GUYS whose sole, or major, value they offer teams is conversion of short yardage situations. This won't trigger teams to carry an extra TE, interior lineman, FB, or scrambling QB than it already did before, because they already valued players of this type at a high level.