OL Comparison: 2026 (?) vs 2022

[SADBoyzUnite]

Would like to hear everyone’s opinion on this comparison between the potential OL in 2026 (Goosby-Coleman?-Robertson-Baker-Siani) and the unit in 2022 (Banks-Conner-Majors-Hutson-Jones)?

[Here for the Wins]

3 minutes ago, SADBoyzUnite said:

Would like to hear everyone’s opinion on this comparison between the potential OL in 2026 (Goosby-Coleman?-Robertson-Baker-Siani) and the unit in 2022 (Banks-Conner-Majors-Hutson-Jones)?

2026 should be better.  Far greater maturity, experience.

[Bunk Moreland]

The 2026 OL is a dramatic upgrade over the 22 OL in terms of age, experience, and overall ceiling. Goosby as a fourth year junior should be better than Banks as a true freshman, even as great as Banks was. Goosby is first team all-America level good. Robertson as a fifth year senior is probably a push, maybe a slight downgrade, with Majors as a third year sophomore. Siani is an upgrade over Christian Jones, but it might be close. Baker as a junior is miles beyond Campbell as a true freshman. Sikorski will be older and more experienced than a true freshman Hutson, who was also pretty terrible that year. Honestly, it’s really not even close.

[Califashorn75]

Remember, Arch has wheels and moves well within the pocket, plus the running backs are not dancers. They are darters! Big difference. 

Edited 2 hours ago by Califashorn75

[Rick]

And the key factor for Arch: he can get away from one rusher, it’s only when multiple guys get through that he has a problem. So even if the LG gets beat, if the other guys hold up, we’ll be fine.