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Im looking at from a program leadership perspective..... his (and the rest of OL) play was so atrocious that at some SEC programs they all would have been fired by now (ok.. never hired in first place...)... not to mention again the increased risk of a catastrophic hit in backfield because he...

It will be a great test for him going against what is likely to be a 1/2 Rd two deep edge rush

they were actually kind. people are still making plays in backfield from his awful play thst first year. Dont blame Zion, blame the staff who put him out there...and please stop with the "they had this long term grand plan to give up an obscene number of sacks/tfls, risk injury to QB/RB, and...

give up 10000000000000000 sacks, risk significant injury to teammate(s), lose games. Brilliant strategy. OR, bring someone like Zion to ride the bench behind a legitimate better OL, and when the time is right, allow Zion to earn his moment in a real game on the practice field.

That is absolutely not what Miami needs as a program. Good for Zion though turning things around.

OU QB1 right? The videos on him are awful. No intelligent GM would want that cancer in their locker room.