Can The Ducks Improve Their Offensive Line Before It's Too Late? | Dirt & Sprague

The biggest issue for the Oregon Ducks so far has been the offensive line. Can they fix it before it's too late?
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Rotating players at positions builds depth. However, if performance is not up to par, how long does a coach wait before reducing rotation rate?
Before watching this content, I’ve viewed the O-line problems as one of two things: poor coaching or unaddressed interpersonal conflict because the line doesn’t play cohesively. Now I wonder if the fundamental cause is too frequent rotation. I hadn’t looked at Coach Terry’s past, and this content induced me to review his experience. He’s had great players to coach, which might mask a coaching deficit. Alternatively he may be a good coach who doesn’t know how to foster resolution of interpersonal issues among players. I don’t know. Regardless of the fundamental cause, Lanning needs to identify the cause(s) and address them immediately. I hope rotation frequency is the issue because that’s a quick fix…albeit leaving future injuries as a path back to this problem.