What is the most important part of a football team?

Question

Backfield (QB, HB, FB)
Recievers (WR, TE)
O Line (RT, RG, C, LG, LT)
D Line (DE, DT)
Linebackers (MLB, OLB)
Secondary(CB, FS, SS)
Special Teams(P,K,KR,PR)

Answer 1

All of them are important.

Answer 2

I would have to say O line and D line. The game is won and lost in the trenches. It does not matter what kind of backfield or receivers you have if your line is horrible. I don't care who you are, unless your God, your not avoiding 6 guys in the backfield. The NE Patriots had the best quarterback and wide receivers in the league yet when the Giants manhandled the o line, the greatest offense of all time scored 14 points.



On defense, if your D line does bad, it screws up everybody else. trust me i know. i was the starting middle backer for my team last year and we did good cuz we had a sick D line. Yet we lost in the playoffs when they had a bad game. It's hard to make tackles when your D line is being pushed straight into your face. The job of the D line is to clog the line, then the backers come up and make the tackle. So the other team just ran the ball and our secondary was not even a factor at that point.



Without a good O line the Offense=no points

Without a good D line the Defense=no chance

Answer 3

O line. If you can't block, you can't run or pass. O line hands down. After that it is D line, if you can get good pressure with out having to blitz all the time, you are good. After that it doesn't really matter, maybe backfield.

Answer 4

I totally agree with him.....he is cuttin out the Chaff....old over paid players are moaning as they have ruled the club but now they have no influence with Abramovich. I think Roman has realised he has spent a fortune changing managers but its the players that have let him down.....next season they will be a much better team. Edit have i told you how much IHY lately?

Answer 5

O Line. They are the ones that make the plays.

Answer 6

The coaching staff. No matter how talented the players are, they won't accomplish much without a good leader on the sideline.