re: Anyone Slightly Concerned About the OLine?

Does the O line have question marks to be answered?

Yes of course they do.

But does that mean we shouldnt trust kelly to fix it?

Absolutely yes.

Every report has said the OL has been way better in one on ones

Agreed.

Moscona has been breaking down the wins, losses, and draws of each one on one rep

I've been warning yall since the Spring of the in-coming OL Shite Show.

So here we are in Camp and all the practice reports from everywhere saying they STILL CAN'T RUN THE FOOTBALL!

Haven't we heard this before?

Will Campbell, Garrett Dellinger, Miles Frazier and Emery Jones in the starting OL lineup last season with Caden Durham, Josh Williams and Kaleb Jackson as the "Good Enough" RB's, but we CAN'T RUN THE FOOTBALL!

The Definition of Insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results.

Sylvester is back again as the OL Coach and why do you expect different results.

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Haven't we heard this before?

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We’ve all heard your stupid arse blabbering on and fricking on about this before.

Except for 2019 and 2023, the past several seasons have had the defense shine the first couple weeks of fall camp. If the O Line is still struggling on game week and hasn’t evened the scale a bit, then I will be concerned. Right now, it’s just the natural attrition of the Defense being ahead early.

Yep, just feel like it’ll take some time to gel with this unit.

Yes, I'm having trouble sleeping at night, and also focusing at work. This is the worst feeling. I don't know how I'll go on.

I am literally listening to Blake Ruffino right now saying that despite like 7 TFLs in the 11 on 11, Berry, Durham, and even Jackson made ridiculous cuts and bounced 1 long run apiece and took it to the house. Heard Hunt or maybe Moscona earlier say that even when the offense loses plays and puts themselves in bad positions, they’re so damn explosive everywhere at the skill positions 2-3 deep, they eventually hit big plays.

I don’t think Nuss has to run as much as everybody thinks he does. He just has to make quick and good decisions, and we are gonna score. Get the ball out fast to one of our playmakers and let them do their thing. Or even throw it away. As long as he’s not taking multiple sacks or throwing picks, this offense is gonna score, and score a lot.

And the OL holding their own in 1 on 1s has me less worried. And there’s always Mobenga, Curne, and Echols that can break into the lineup. They always start with the veterans with the 1s in the spring and fall because they know what they’re doing. Know what’s expected from them in the drills. But the starting 5 could look completely different by Clemson than it did Day 1. Especially after the 1st day of full pads, they’ll start shifting guys around as they see fit. Plenty of time to get it figured out, assuming the talent is there. I’m relatively confident it is. But maybe more so that we could just be good enough to overcome it.