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Disagree. You need significantly better than average OLinemen. How can you say that their lineman didn’t perform at an elite level, or weren’t elite college players.

This is fallacious. Of course QB play is of primary importance. But to discount the importance of the OL is atrociously bad logic. Especially using Clemson’s example. Just because their OLinemen didn’t project well to the next level, NFL, doesn’t mean they weren’t talented, effective...

Your post is giving me generalized anxiety, like I’m having to retake organic chemistry. Thank god I have a comfort spider monkey to soothe my nerves.