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Our 27th ranked pass offense comes down to not enough playmakers

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Please go back and watch the games and tell me we're a run first team. Our OLine sucks and our WR don't get open fast enough. With the evolution (this is just bad) of a checkdown option in our offense, we should see it go up in ranking.

wait, you are saying we are a pass first team?  i dont have to go back and watch the games to know we are a run first team.  i thought it was common knowledge, without looking at box scores, I'm willing to bet the Cards game is the only game we threw more than ran.

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Atlanta is suffering for following that blueprint.

Games are decided at the line of scrimmage.

 

I disagree to an extent. The Falcons are suffering due to mainly injuries, coaching, and Matty "almost" Ice (basically overrated).

 

Whether you grab so-called playmakers, or not-so-glamorous linemen first or last, you still need to get as many impact players that you can by hook or crook.  I don't believe you can succeed on a consistent basis without one or the other. The Saints, Packers and Giants have won Super Bowls relatively recently with great play from their playmakers and stout lines, but, to your point, now that the Giants line is full of holes you see the result.

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