Just for example, Cleveland D-Line pushed the Eagles O-line all over the place last week, while Baltimore's D pushed Cincy's O-line around. Fast forward one week later, Baltimore's D-line was kept at bay by Phillie's O-line fairly easily. Cincy scored plenty on Cleveland, so it's not like Cleveland is a great defense.
That's just the first example I thought of. But routinely, week to week, offensive and defensive lines have no rhyme or reason to why they perform poorly or well. Is there any way to cap this?
That's just the first example I thought of. But routinely, week to week, offensive and defensive lines have no rhyme or reason to why they perform poorly or well. Is there any way to cap this?