*Analyzing activity across positions

[JuOSu]

Well right because there's some glory to being a D-lineman, not so much with O-line, people did it out of need rather than desire.

But I disagree with that. There is glory in O-line. The first season MVP was offensive line. We have had amazing seasons. This year we had 75 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed. That is arguably a top ten season of all time! There is glory in that!

[Molarpistols]

How many of the active OL have league jobs? If it's not 90%+ I'll be shocked. They make OL because they're devoted to the league and their teams, generally not because they like being OL.

There might be a couple that enjoy OL, but I think the number is small.

[Bzerkap]

How many of the active OL have league jobs? If it's not 90%+ I'll be shocked. They make OL because they're devoted to the league and their teams, generally not because they like being OL. 

There might be a couple that enjoy OL, but I think the number is small.

Yea this is basically it

[ExemplaryChad]

So what about if, instead of eliminating all OL positions and hurting the people who do want to play them, we just leave one OL spot open for PCs? Probably LT. Maybe the rest are all bots. That way, we have 8 spots to fill by weirdos who actually wanna be OL, and we don't need the 40 that we currently need.

[manicmav36]

So if no one is having fun being an O-lineman, why keep it?  We should have fun with this.

Ding ding!

Honestly, this is the best argument you can make. We're all here to have fun. If i wasn't having fun, I would find something to spend my time on.

[iamslm22]

Ding ding!

Honestly, this is the best argument you can make. We're all here to have fun. If i wasn't having fun, I would find something to spend my time on.

Yea exactly.