I was talking to a friend of mine and we got into the discussion of the importance of O-Lines. I’m of the opinion that an amazing top-5 O-Line props up nearly any QB enough to be a great QB. He’s of the opinion an amazing top-5 QB helps inflate O-Line stats.
Who is right - or is it a little of both?
Doesn’t match your question since the line wasn’t good, but the first two years Kyler Murray made our O-line look so much worse by running out of bounds behind the line of scrimmage. He added double digit sacks to purely because he didn’t learn that he should throw the ball away before running out of bounds if he’s behind the line of scrimmage.