We have obviously been a very good program the last few years, but not quite as elite as we'd like to be (like 2013). To win it all, you have to be great up front. Now we have the guy who has been our best O-lineman for the last couple of years, and he isn't drafted in the first three rounds (we'll see if it is in the 4th or 5th). I realize I'm stating the obvious, but we simply have to get better on the O-Line - our best lineman (or two) should consistently be a top draft pick (rounds 1 or 2) - gotta have a few beasts up front.
