Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
There isn't any single way to build a great team. Some like to build around a QB. Some like strong defense first.
Personally I've always liked building a strong D line and O line before spending money on a QB and WRs. I say that because it makes it easier for a young QB if he has good protection and a defense that can keep games close. It's not the only way but it seems to me that teams that can control the line of scrimmage always have a chance. Onthe other hand. teams with great QBs and terrible lines rarely win much.
Teams with Great OLs and little else also rarely win much.
Need to build the best TEAM you can. Different ways to do things. There isn't just one championship formula despite the BS propaganda posted here ad nauseam. Get a Franchise level QB and it gives you the best chance however.
When you build a house you start with the foundation. The problem with getting a franchise QB first is they get beat up. Many good QBs have had poor careers because they went to a team with poor O lines. The Chargers have one of the best Young QBs but a horrible O line. Herbert is always under pressure.
I agree you don't win with just a good O line but O linemen often have long careers. Build the line and the defense and you are always in the game. A good O line that pass protects can make an average QB look good. A bad O line and even Montana or Brady look average at best.
I guess, when you only have the capacity to think in black-white, it pivots to this way of comprehension.
You need both...you obviously get that.
Wow weird way of saying you need a complimentary team to win
High end QB OL is the best/easiest winning formula in today's game.
But yeah, not the only way. Gotta be strong everywhere or at least not have any glaring weaknesses.
Getting a high end QB isnt easy. There's like 4 in the NFL
Right. Imagine if Brock had a top end OL.