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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat
Given our offensive line is just average, and the fact it will take years for it to become elite, and given the fact we are running a WCO that doesnt require a powerful line, the most important thing for this offense to step forward is to have a QB who can make quick decisions, anticipate the receiver making his break, and get rid of the ball quickly - Jay Cutler can do that - look what he did in Denver behind that line (which is far worse than ours).
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LOL!
Oh man.
You know who had the best run-blocking line in the league last year by A(djusted)L(ine)Y(ards)?
Denver.
You know who's line gave up a sack on 3% of QB dropbacks, second best (4th adjusted for opponent quality) in the NFL?
Denver.
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Football analysis and NFL stats for the Moneyball era - Authors of Pro Football Prospectus 2008
I don't disagree that people think the problem with our OL is over-publicized, and that we're closer to the median line than people think, and that it's not a huge reason for our offensive failures (compared to the receiving), but c'mon, you're obviously just making stuff up now.