no that is not what I am talking about

This is a separate and distinct thing.

It's not "qbs under pressure" under normal conditions.

It's when OLs fall apart, and that is a distinct thing.

Unless you have stat on "qb play when an OL has injuries to the point where they can no longer play effectively as a unit" then you're not chasing the right thing.

Besides, if what you claim is true, WERE true, you could name me examples. Examples of qbs whose OLs fall apart and yet they could play consistently well under those conditions from game to game.

It would be easy to name examples.

This debate has gone on for years, back to 2007. Believe me some people were in denial then too. That OL lost player after player, and the replacements were being replaced. Yet person after person said yes a good qb could play under those conditions. No one could name me examples then either.

Since 2007 I added Brady and Wilson on my own as exceptions when I saw that in different years, with OLs that fell apart, they could play pretty well for the most part in regular season games.