re: Is the "offensive line bad" or is "left tackle bad"?

As much as I hate to say it, Proctor is (right now) too fat and slow to be effective. There's no way to remedy that now but honestly, I'm hoping he truly commits to losing about 20-30 lbs in the offseason and works on his quickness. If he can do that, he's going to massively improve next year.

For the time being, I agree that CNS has no choice but to get him some help with a TE, even if it's chip block. He simply cannot handle an effective speed rush guy by himself.

The rest of the O line is decent or good. Proctor is the weak link and it's not even close.

Milroe doesn't help himself by holding on to the ball too long. If the offensive line gives him 4 seconds to get the pass off, they've done their job and there have been WAY too many times where they've done that and he STILL takes a sack.

Sidenote-I'm curious as to what the plan is with who will play center next year? Seth and Darian are gone and we have James Brockermayer and after that, walk ons? I don't believe Bama has a center committed in the recruiting class. I'm guessing maybe convert Booker to center this Spring?