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[QUOTE="Don, post: 1912933, member: 1846"]
The offensive line is one area of a football team that needs cohesion and teamwork. It is also the one area of a team that if you have cohesion and team work you don't need superstars to have a really good offensive line. I see good young talent that barring catastrophe could basically be playing together the next 2 years at least with several more young guys get a chance to fully redshirt and not be pressed into action like Byrne and Evans before they are quite ready.

We are taking some lumps now no doubt and didn't play great last week, and have occasional breakdowns but progress is being made. More progress will be made when we have better experience in the system by the wr and a more experienced qb who doesn't take off and start running at the first sign of trouble and force the young ol to basically watch there backs all the time, the qb and the line playing and learning together and learning to trust each other and the system together will shoe huge dividends by next year.

I'm not sold on the younger talent we have in other places like the defensive backs as that takes more individual talent than an OL but, I think by the middle of next year when we now have several good , not great, lineman playing with 15 or so games together working with a qb who trusts them we could see some of the best offensive numbers and consistent pass and run numbers we will ever see here.
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