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Absolutely see your point. With that said, I believe Mario's (and JJ, Butch, Saban, etc.) philosophy is this... ...I'm here for longer than a day, so I am going to install a structure that gives my organization consistent success tomorrow and the next day...I'm not going to waiver from that...

Where would say the "categories" are drawn?

I guess I define as such: Top 3 - elite Top 4-10 - well above average Top 11 -15 - above average

I'm not saying top 1%, but at least a serviceable "Top 10-15" OL unit is an absolute requirement for any consistent hope of 9+ win seasons year after year. Let's face it, Miami's OL have been much closer to Top 120-130 rather than Top 10-15, and the W-L results indicate that as well.

Have you heard Ed O talk???

Proving my point...yes...

Respectfully disagree...for consistent success, in any style of O, the key is having an above average (at least) to elite OL unit. Yes/no??

Serious question... How did GERDis translate his philosophy to dropped balls, over thrown passes, and below average OL with little consistent push when they needed it, etc? I'm not defending GERDis, but its wash, rinse, repeat since Nix. "...last OC sucked, this new OC is gonna light it...

Yes and no. While Spring/Aug camps can provide indicators, the real data comes at G1 kickoff. We won't have meaningful data/indicators until G4/5. G2 will be interesting and progress will be Miami is competitive through 4Qs. Great progress is earning dub-u. Stunning progress would be...

Bold statement.

Master Blaster.