I would agree. I think with the recent transfers/NFL declarations we are now close to or made even under the 85 total scholarship limit. I think the question remains whether Tennison or Randolph return. Depth wise at this point in most positions we seem okay. And there may still be room to add a player or two more from the portal that CNS feels are "difference makers' like HTT or Jameson Williams, like he has done with Ricks and Gibbs.
in 21, Wynn was listed as a redshirt junior, so he wouldn't have to use the Covid year to come back.
wasn't the thought coming out of 20 and into 21 that Randolph would have the lead at playing RT, and Owens would be Center? Then suddenly Owens has to move out to RT, with George behind him, and when George doesn't quite cut it, Owens takes back over, but when Owens gets dinged we put in Kight. Is there really a thought KR would be an option back at RT after all that?
He's playing in Shrine Bowl, effectively ending his career at Alabama. He's likely to try NFL.
What do you mean why would that happen? He's practically a sixth OL...
True, but if he is one of our starting tackles he would have either REALLY improved more than the previous 5 years, or our Oline is hurting.
Great as an emergency substitute and on formations where you need another blocker on the edge.
He was on local TV, said he felt like he had unfinished business...
LaBryan Ray certainly had an unfortunate injury history at Alabama. This appears to be one more example of how a promising athletic career has gone awry. It is difficult for me to understand how anyone would draft him with his lack of availability. Recalling that Dylan Moses went undrafted last year.
Not trying to be disrespectful, but I'm having hard time to why you don't feel that way. You haven't presented your thought to why you don't agree... it felt like you threw a response out there and then nothing.
Until proven otherwise, our O-line is hurting, especially at RT.
The weakness of the team this year and it looks like next year as well. Hoping Brockermeyer and Latham somehow build their bodies up enough (Brockermeyer) and get enough good coaching that they live up to those rankings.
