Which is Better?

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(04-26-2021, 09:54 AM)KillerGoose Wrote: It was worded poorly but his argument is that all of the weapons in the world don’t matter if your QB doesn’t have time to hit them, and I agree. I am going to go with a strong OL over WRs every day. The Bucs also had one of the strongest offensive lines in the league.

I’ll tel you this....I’m ready for Thursday. Let’s just get this damn show on the road. Chase or Sewell, I’m going to be happy, regardless of my preference.

Over the course of the season the Bucs' line performed around average, at least in terms of how long Brady had to throw per dropback. And average is certainly better than what the Bengals of 2020 put out there. I believe that the game has changed enough in the present that an average offensive line paired with elite weapons is more likely to generate a Super Bowl victory than an average array of weapons with an elite offensive line. It still feels bizarre to type that, because I'd have never made this argument in the not-so-distant past -- but the game is frankly nonsense now.

I would be fine with Sewell or Chase too. They both address positions of need and, I believe, are great prospects. I think the argument is generally hot air inspired by outdated conventional wisdom.