Since stats in football are so important; how about so-called skill players share their stats with the OLmen?

Question

When a RB gains yards give the same amount of yardage gained 2 the 1 or 2 key blockers for the play. When a receiver catches a pass, give the same amount of yardage gained 2 the entire OL. When any of the so-called skill players score; share the TD, extra point & field goal points with the OLmen.
On passing plays, keep track of the time that the OL kept the D away from their QB up 2 the point the QB releases the ball or decides 2 or has 2 run with it. If QB gets sacked, charge the 1 or 2 OLmen that got beat by the defensive player(s) that sacked QB & deduct any lost yardage from him/them. Unless it is a coverage sack; if the entire line collapses, deduct the yards lost & charge them all with giving up a sack.
The same If a RB gets stopped for a loss.
At the end of the year, the OL with the best overall stats go 2 the Pro Bowl as the starting line. The individual OLmen chosen as Pro Bowlers will be the 2nd period or 2nd half starters or after the starting OL, mix and match at will.

Answer 1

OL has it's own stats. They may not be rewarded for rushing yards, but OL along with FB take great pride in what their running backs do. They also take great pride in the amount of times their QB gets sacked.

OL and FB get nominated to the Pro Bowl and HOF based on their blocking skills, not on how good their RB's are.

They're abilities are not overlooked. It would be irrational and inaccurate for an OL to get credit for the RB's or the WR's stats.

Answer 2

thats actually a pretty good idea. the o-line does have stats, pancake blocks and sacks allowed. Also, their judged on how many pressures they allow and how many times the ball is run in their direction and how many yards are gained each time. Plus they have a percentage on how often they complete their blocking assignments. I do like ur idea. u should try and send it to the NFL.

Answer 3

GOOD CRAZY IDEA