A good offensive line will make even average quarterbacks and running backs look much better. Everyone wants to pay attention to the flashy, showy positions like receivers, but a winning team starts with the line. I don't know that it matters if either a running game or passing game is emphasized; what matters is that whatever type game is used that it is done efficiently... and that depends on the o-line.

 

Like the foundation of a house, it doesn't get much attention until it isn't doing it's job. When it isn't right, nothing else works right either.

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