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Playing a ton of close games can cause wild fluctuations in your record from year to year. It’s why Miami has been anywhere from 10-3 to 6-7 the last five years despite not having a massive difference in talent. That 2017 team wasn’t more talented than any other team, they just won a lot of...

What was the difference between 2017 and 2018? The 2018 defense was better in almost every statistical category yet they won three fewer games. The offense fell off a cliff in 2018. The 2017 Miami team went undefeated in one score games. If 2021 Miami would have done the same, they would have...

If anyone thinks that there’s a more important position than QB, they need to start watching football in 2022. That wasn’t the question though. The question was do you spend big on a 5 star lineman or 5 star quarterback. Purely playing the odds, you’ll likely get more production from the...

The reason D line is so important is because that’s the ONLY way to stop a great QB. The best DBs can only cover for so long before and elite QB threads a pinpoint pass through their coverage. Edge players get drafted so high and paid so much because they’re the key to beating quarterbacks.

Miami was a 3 win team without TVD though. Central Connecticut, App State and Duke were the only games we didn’t need to rely solely on offense to win. Our four other wins were because TVD and the passing game won us shootouts

Look at the 2018 Miami team. Best defense we had since the early 2000’s and we went 7-6 with Rosier and Perry at QB.

Yeah but are we taking about left tackles or just linemen in general? Because pro bowl tackles make a ton but centers and guards tend to be valued much lower

Looking at it strictly from a salary cap type of viewpoint, I'm spending money on DL recruits over QB recruits. It's just easier to guarantee you'll get your money's worth with defensive linemen. The best DL recruits usually become the best DL college players and the best DL draft picks...