Do you agree?

[babywhales]

Heck...why choose ??

When playing against our OL you get to have both.

agreed
One without the other is seldom enough 

[y_so_blu]

The odd sack here and there is accepted as an occupational hazard. It doesn't necessarily lead to the breakdown of an offense. The same is true of constant pressures that never actually get home (and leave open escape routes for scramblers).

What really matters is that your scheme, whatever it is, mentally affects the opposing quarterback; makes him question himself, his coaches, his line, everything. If your defense gets in his head, the greatest line in the world can't protect him.