[More Cowbell]

Our secondary could end up being solid, but any QB can pick apart a D if he has all day to throw.

I agree that part of the fault lies with the line for not getting enough pressure, but that doesn't absolve the secondary of their responsibility for last year. They would consistently give way too much cushion, allowing a receiver to camp out wide-open just beyond the first-down marker. Now, this strategy may prevent big plays, but it still keeps the chains moving and makes the defense as a whole get very tired the longer they are out there.