Let's just come out and say it. The offensive line of the Washington Redskins last season was downright offensive.
With 58 sacks allowed, the team's rotation of quarterbacks took on the appearance of a punch-drunk fighter most Sundays. That once vaunted running game, No. 1 in 2012, fell to 19th in 2014.
Alfred Morris and the team's trio of quarterbacks shouldn't be absolved for their roles in this. But you can't ignore the common denominator between the two's struggles either, the offensive line.
And apparently, neither could new general manager Scot McCloughan.