No Blocking & Tackling Mike & Marvin Creation

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(09-16-2019, 04:24 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: There's a lot of truth in what you're saying. IF Aaron Rodgers was drafted by the Bengals, he probably doesn't develop into the perennial Pro Bowl QB he is today.

Only rare QB's succeed with lack of talent around them. I'd say Roethlisberger did well behind a bad line for years.

Completely disagree.  Pig Ben had a good line and an excellent rushing attack.  He held on to the ball WAY too long and slid around and made plays off-script.  That is also how he got a lot of injuries which allowed him to polish up his Drama Queen Tiara.  Thumbgate (I and II), the 104 temperature, etc.  So many chances for the pig to leave a game and come back to "what a warrior!".  Puke.  He also had some legendary defenses on the other side of the ball.  


The only QB in the modern era that comes to mind succeeding behind a truly bad offensive line is Russell Wilson, and his success is greatly reduced compared to when he had a good line.