(01-16-2018, 04:56 PM)BostonBlackie Wrote:

(01-16-2018, 04:06 PM)BritJag Wrote: The offensive line has been great, allowing the team to lead the league in rushing and control flow of games, even in Fournette's absence. I see you like big name offensive specialists and undervalue the trenches where football is really played. The Jags O line just shut out a league best Steeler D line in sacks, while paving the way to 45 points for their 'weak' O, in tough Heinz Field. The weak O, as a unit were 6th or so in points this year, scoring 30+ points routinely. For a team saturated with no-names you sure display depth in reasoning.  And it's lovely how your D is not a 'weakness' relative to your amazing one-man O, while expecting opposing fans to highlight their perceived weaknesses. #CharminglyDenseWithoutRealizingIt

Funny. Is that why we use Lacrosse players, and undrafted QBs, as receivers, and have the best Oline coach in the NFL?

I was clearly referring to your fellow unbright bostonian who questioned the Jags strengths on offense, in terms of personnel.  I stated that our O line has been an unsung hero in our ascension this year...

Of course I am not questioning the value a dynasty as the Pats put on trench play.  Common Blackie, pretend to comprehend...

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