It is the key to a good team, and a great d-line is a direct correlation to winning. Despite all these fancy offenses that have come about, the key to football is still running the ball and stopping the run. A great DL can both stop the run and rush the passer. If you can do both well, you will win most of the time. Stopping the run frees up LBs, and makes opposing teams one-dimensional. A good pass rush makes your DBs look better because they don't have to cover as long.

Excited to have a new approach to our DL, we've been getting man-handled the last few years.