(12-19-2023, 01:23 PM)Mikey Wrote:

(12-18-2023, 06:52 PM)Shad Khans Mustache Wrote: So when Trevor does good is only on Trevor but when he does bad it's the OLine ? 

Don't you guys get tired of the same dumb [BLEEP] argument???? 

My rankings dont really matter. Wether I think this OLine is good or bad doesn't freaking matter. We are not LOSING games solely because of OLine play. Are Trevors mental errors on the field because of our oline??? 

I can name bunch of elite QBs that had horrible line throughout their careers....

Example: Andrew Luck put together 3 seasons of excellency behind Grigson's deathtrap.


Eli won a super bowl with the 28th ranked offensive line in 2011.


Ben Rothlisberger had made a career by scrambling around. He he won 2 rings by playing school yard ball...


Phillip Rivers, Tony Romo, Dan Marino and the list goes on

Give Trevor 7 seconds like Lamar had. You think he can find an open man and gun the ball right to him?

Give Trevor a line he can rely on keep pressure off for more than a second and a half, watch what happens. You've seen him drop some beautiful passes. You know he is capable of every dang throw. The problem is that he doesn't have time to run progressions to find the open guy, he's running for his life, or he's already hobbled due to past failure of the line. You're equating a symptom (Trevor's mistakes) with cause (historical ineptitude in front of him).

Ben was a statue. Eli won more because the Giants D put tawmy on his rear, something nobody else managed to do. Luck was broken and retired well before he should have been because they did nothing to keep him upright. Rivers never made it to the big dance. Marino only once. Romo shrank in big games, not even going to entertain him in the discussion of some of the league's best QBs, not to mention one of Dallas' strengths have been their OL, they put resources into the line and that was a strength.

Grape jerb, nice try.

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Go look at his two SB runs and tell me how his oline was and how many times he was running for his life.

Ben was a "statue" is a lazy argument because he was a natural thrower of the football - but Ben was one of the best at avoiding sacks.

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Again, look at Elis oline in the SB runs. Get back at me.

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