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Exactly. Our head coach and his #2 are literally offensive line coaches. If there's one position where I have to trust the coaches’ opinions it's offensive line. Clearly they feel like they can upgrade what they have

you're right. Our roster is loaded with tackle body types and we are definitely not over loaded with 6'2" guard types who can't play tackle.

Neither of the guys they brought from Oregon were expected to be starters this year. It only makes sense to bring in a one year rental to start in 2022 and let the youngsters fight it out in 2023.

Miami signed 6 OL recruits over 6'3" under Manny Diaz. John Campbell - career backup. Just a guy Adam El Gammal -never did anything Zion Nelson - our best lineman Jalen Rivers - jury is still out but looks like a starting caliber player in the near future Chris Washington - too early to rule...

Manny loved trying to make short guard types into tackles. Why do you think we have so few actual tackles currently on the roster?

Graduates will get waivers as long as the school they're transferring to offers graduate courses their original school didn't. Non graduates can apply for waivers but they'll need a reason to get an exemption. They're not going to get immediate eligibility because they lost their starting job...

Not sure tbh.

It’s too late to enter the transfer portal and be eligible for next year. If someone hasn’t already entered, they’re going to be on their current team for at least another year

So are we going to play the hippopotamus at tackle or guard? He’s got the nasty disposition you like on the inside but the nimble feet of an elite pass protector.

He’s a one year guy so he’s going somewhere to be a starter. Not the ideal size for a tackle but if he’s an upgrade over Scaife (not ideal either) I’ll take the one year rental