I was always told that an NFL team is only as good as its line.
And let’s be honest, the offensive stunk like Limburger cheese at Cleveland last week. It allowed 11 hurries and five sacks against the Browns. Now, granted, that defense is going to finish the season as one of the top units in football, but there were blocks that left much to the imagination. Just complete whiffs.
That cannot happen.
And it’s that poor blocking that has forced Josh Jacobs to spin his tires. Jacobs is getting 0.0 yards on a lot of runs this year, which means that the backfield isn’t as clean as it’s supposed to be.