I don't understand this thread.
One, we are taking an offensive lineman and a P5 transfer >>>>> two scrubs that prolly did not have signable offers. Otherwise, they would have signed. One is greater than zero.
Two, CPJ did not seem to have a problem with undersigning at the position this recruiting class. Last year looked good for OL, and if he (and Tevin W and the new staff) was happy with the future of the RS Freshmen, he did not have need to worry about it for 2019.
Three, CGC was not the architect of this class. When he showed up on the job the main work was complete. All he could do is ask, "Who is left out there? Who can we turn?" The week before initial signing day is not the time to do detailed roster balance maintenance.
From what I can tell, CGC has done a helluva job in virtually zero recruiting time. Rather than collect position-desperate scraps, such as at tight end, he has identified people who can help the team and help his vision of where we are going. The defensive players are the type that can play what CGC likes to play, and can help on special teams in the meantime. He is retooling the wide receiver position, which was desperate, and we are getting needed speed. And given a choice between the level of OL prospects still available and Joseph Darkwa I would prefer he work on bringing in the stud DL, win or lose, which is what he did.
We didn't win a natty until we had a Kevin Battle in the middle.
Is this staff ignoring OL? Like Bill Lewis did? Of course not. Look at what is going on in 2020. Yes, OL is critical to a team's success. Yes, we are going to be fine there.
To me the bigger news is that CGC appears to be fine with the quarterbacks, with just bringing in Yates, et. al. Who starts under center will have a much bigger impact on 2019 than a coupla low-ceiling developmental offensive linemen.