It is not so much the experience of any single player, but how the line plays as a unit. That means depth players as well. Can they aniticipate each other? Do they know how the other members of the line will react in a given situation? Do they know each others strengths and weaknesses? Do they even like each other? All of these are important for either line, but the Oline especially. This familiarity is what makes an O-line great and that takes time. The FO took the first step in getting talent along the line and young players that can grow together. The next step is time, and people have to be patient. I highly doubt we will see a significant improvement until next year.
we'll see flashes of what they're capable of from the get go, but I don't expect any consistency right away. Maybe towards the end of the year or early next year. They're pretty solid.
