Bryce Langston seems very likely. Also potentially Jardin Gilbert. There’s one other guy whose name I’m forgetting that it could be. edit: Saivion Jones. That’s the third guy.
He’s on the record saying that everybody who’s still here wants to play and win. Can’t see him leaving next year. He clearly lacks a bit of strength, but man I like his attitude. Really hope he sticks around.
If you look at the dept chart we have enough lineman to get us by 2021. The addition of transfers and other lineman we are still recruiting will help. Keep in mind that Llyod Cusenberry was only a 3 star at best coming out of high school. He is now in the NFL. That OL and OL coach you guys love to hate was part of the Joe Moore award last year. Cregg is a fine OL coach and our line will be fine next year.
I don't disagree with you on the current depth, and yes, Cushenberry's development is a point in the Cregg's favor. I think overall Clyde and Burrow made the line look better than it was last year. How often did we see Clyde make someone miss in the backfield and turn a loss into positive yardage? Those same plays have been losses this year because none of this year's backs have Clyde's elusiveness. How many deep touchdowns last year began with Joe stepping up and to his right to avoid the DE or LB that had just blown by Deculus? Quite a few. As for the depth, again, you're right - for next year. But you have to have at least 8 linemen who are ready to play now to be successful. That's tough to maintain if you're not getting more than 2 quality recruits per class.
I agree with most of what you are saying. However because you saying that Burrow and CEH made our line look good last year then wouldn't it also be true because of our 18 year freshman QB's and no CEH type back this year that's making our line not look as good as there actually are?. My position is I simply believe in O. I believe he has remedies and some surprises concerning the OL as he always seems to have every year. He will make what he has work or add more lineman that I believe Cregg will develop.
One way of looking at it. Could also be that immobile QB's and straight line RBs are exposing weaknesses in the line that were always there. I think there's a very good chance all 5 will be back next year and we'll see what (hopefully) a full spring and summer together does for them. I'm not one of those throwing O under the bus. Cregg's another matter. I've seen enough.
Than why out of all the power 5 football teams did the Joe Moore award go to Cregg and our OL at LSU? Are you saying that award should have went to someone else? You do know they look closely at how the line blocks, picks up adjustments and all other things a good OL should be doing.
