Disagree on the DL. The Deal brothers, Ansel Din-Mbah, Oyewale, and Chapman have been stout.
You can argue that you want them to be more active in the pash rush, but they have been solid against the run so far. They’ve been totally hung out to dry by an OC who refuses to establish the run across 4 quarters.
If people would take some time to look at Tim of Possession (T.O.P.) and the causation not correlation to wins over last few years.
Makes me wonder why we have heard nothing about Kazadi over last couple years. Remember how much he was featured in '22 & '23? People are born with certain innate traits based on lineage. Traits are similar to characteristics in that traits are pretty much static over a person's life. As I said here 3 days back, TCU Ricker/Dykes/Briles need to start looking at the RS Freshman and true Fresh along the OL.
Well, here it is again. These are the possible baby faced killers who I think may be a better starting OL than the current OL.
Logan Schram 6'6" 325 offers Utah, Tamu (Not Temu Obama), OU, TN, Auburn, KU. Has an extremely high Nach score. Need to achieve is off the charts.
Creece Brister 6'5" 325 from a strong athletic family. What does he have that the staring Ol do not? Better hand skills, significantly better core strength.
Killian Registe 6'6" 310 Better Hair than any of TCU starters over than last 12 years except for Steve Avila. Reportedly, he has better feet than most TCU lineman today. quicker/stronger feet means better passpro. If this guy is being hazed about his hair and goofiness, I can only imagine this would elevate play.
Samir Camacho 6'4" 295 soaking wet. meanest badger of the bunch.
Tobias Steppes 6'6" 300 kid with a hunky-dory demeanor. He has a wide wing span and lean body mass that will serve him well.
Sure. I've had neophytes and sycophants criticize my take on the OL basically because if they haven't "cracked the starting lineup" I remind everyone again, who is making the decisions who should play.
I completely understand that some of these youngsters are injured. Remember there is a cultural/organizational norm to "push" the younger guys down especially the more talented ones towards injury to move to Grey shirt/redshirt.