I might get picked apart here but I an okay with that.
1. QB lets face it without a decent QB no team will have any sustainable success.
2. Center: ( Here it goes ) The center is the tip of the spear his responsibilities far outweigh any other position on the O-Line, calls out blitzes, changes blocking schemes etc.
3. LT assuming your QB is not a southpaw his job is to secure the QBs back.
4. DE The ability to get consistent pressure on a QB is critical the overall success of the defense.
5. CB being able to shutdown the opposing teams go to weapon is critical.
6. Safety the safety is the last line of defense also has the responsibility of help over the top, really needs how to read QBs and WRs.
7. RB any strong running game will set up the passing game.
8. DT pressure up the middle the ability to keep the QB moving.
9. LB Corps just going to group them as a whole
10. WRs /TEs if you have a great QB he will make your WRs and TEs great.
11. OGs
12. Kicker
We'll just have to agree to disagree on this topic.
I might get picked apart here but I an okay with that.
1. QB lets face it without a decent QB no team will have any sustainable success.
2. Center: ( Here it goes ) The center is the tip of the spear his responsibilities far outweigh any other position on the O-Line, calls out blitzes, changes blocking schemes etc.
3. LT assuming your QB is not a southpaw his job is to secure the QBs back.
4. DE The ability to get consistent pressure on a QB is critical the overall success of the defense.
5. CB being able to shutdown the opposing teams go to weapon is critical.
6. Safety the safety is the last line of defense also has the responsibility of help over the top, really needs how to read QBs and WRs.
7. RB any strong running game will set up the passing game.
8. DT pressure up the middle the ability to keep the QB moving.
9. LB Corps just going to group them as a whole
10. WRs /TEs if you have a great QB he will make your WRs and TEs great.
11. OGs
12. Kicker
Sure. No problem. But in this journey we call LIFE.... if you ever happen to stumble across someone who knows football and ask them positional value we will finally agree.
Unfortunately since neither one of us personally knows a GM or will ever cross paths with one, we'll leave this as two people with different opinions.
Think you nailed it.I think you guys could meet in the middle pretty easily. To me C is a position that isn't going to be valued as highly as other positions are, but it's VERY fair to say that you have to have at least an adequate one or you're fucked.
Goalies in hockey are certainly drafted higher than Centers in football, but they're kind of like that too. You can win a Stanley Cup with an adequate goalie (hello Chicago), but you'd better at least have a decent one, or you're headed nowhere fast.
We can agree to disagree... but just watch the draft. The GM's will speak for me there, as they have been for the last 50 years by not drafting Centers early first round.
I agreeAll this silly talk.
The bartender is the most important position.
I doubt you come here for sports talk it feels more like you come here to play the role of internet toughguy. And yeah I watch a lot of football and I really don't care how irrational you act. No sense in having a franchise QB if you can't protect him. Have a lovely dayMLB does the same exact thing for the D but you have them tanked low. This is ridiculous. I come on here for sports talk and people think Center is right behind QB. Again... if Center was so monumentally important to winning they'd be going #1 in the draft all the time. But nope, no team ever ever ever has drafted one in the top 10. If it was soooo frigging important teams would be fighting for them. They'd get 100,000,000 contracts like QBS and LT. Freaking Center. Do you 3 even watch football
Athlon Sports is my 2nd magazine. They list their top 100 prospects. Not one Center though. I wonder why?
@PhoenixEagles1 "but but but athlon sports doesnt have any listed in the top 100 prospects"Why centers are crucial to success in the NFL playoffs.
"and the second-most important offensive player, behind the quarterback—is the man in the middle: the center."
There have been 14 centers drafted in the top 10 in NFL history.MLB does the same exact thing for the D but you have them tanked low. This is ridiculous. I come on here for sports talk and people think Center is right behind QB. Again... if Center was so monumentally important to winning they'd be going #1 in the draft all the time. But nope, no team ever ever ever has drafted one in the top 10. If it was soooo frigging important teams would be fighting for them. They'd get 100,000,000 contracts like QBS and LT. Freaking Center. Do you 3 even watch football
There have been 14 centers drafted in the top 10 in NFL history.