Miami is building an elite offensive line dynasty
Joe and Ryan preview the 2026 Miami Hurricanes football season and discuss why Miami could remain one of the most dangerous teams in college football.
Video Transcript
I think that we can officially put Miami into the category of teams that the turnover will not hold them back.
Because there are- Mm-hmm most teams in the country that when they have really good offensive lines, that just naturally it's really hard for them to reset.
But there are- Right certain teams that just constantly put out really good O lines every single year, and always have, like, a premier prospect and then solid starters across the board.
I think that Miami has shown since Cristobal's taken over and Marabel's been there, that they are now in that group of elite- Sure proven offensive line development.
Darian Mensah is where I think that this conversation, after everything that we just laid out here, I think that this conversation does change.
And what I mean by that is last year Carson Beck was really good for what you needed, which was being a reliable, solid starting quarterback who, he had a great game against Ole Miss, but- Mm-hmm the final interception that he threw against Indiana, we quite literally saw his limitations with the injury to his elbow and just not having a super, explosive arm
