04-18-2017, 12:26 PM
(04-18-2017, 12:23 PM)fredtoast Wrote: It means that just because a player does not excel in the NFL that does not mean he was not good in college.
We are not judging the Stanford O-line based on what they do in the NFL. We are talking about how they perform in college.
In that case then they aren't one of the best offensive line in college. I was giving the benefit of the doubt that he was using the fact they are drafted as the reason he was calling them "one of the best". What metric are we judging it by then? They gave up 20 sacks this year, putting them at 34th in that metric. They weren't top 50 in total tackles for loss allowed and Rushing yards per game they were 48th. So, someone should tell me how they had one of the best O lines in the country, I am not seeing it.
