One guy/position does not an O-line make. We all better hope at least three of them have grown up a little, have been beasts in the weight room and are coming into this season carrying huge chips on their shoulders for the abuse they took as a unit, last year.
They need to quickly learn another system, and god help us, how to pick up a freaking blitz. The corn fed O-lines are recruited based on potential; size, reach, and moderate footwork. Then, they are put on a 3-year plan to becoming a starter. We got some guys who have been battlefield promoted and don't have that time frame. But at least they mostly played as a unit last season, and I'm hoping that shows this season.