Welcome back to another edition of the Wolverine.com podcast.

My name is Chris Ballas with me, Doug Skeen, Michigan's five-time Big Ten. Champion, all Big Ten linemen, former New England Patriot. How'd your Patriots do this weekend, you know? I couldn't even tell you, Ballas, have been so busy. Disappointing again. I don't know. Did they win? Yeah, see. I know, hey, I know the Lions won. This guy this guy's in the, uh, in the hall of honor there in New England and he can't even check out on his own team. Well, you should be. So, uh, amazing Shane Johnson comes up. But you know what? Before we even start, we're going to get to Shane Johnson's first question here at 499. Shane, thanks, brother. Uh, always appreciate it, man. If you guys want to super chat, get to the top and get your question answered, push on the donate button down there, and we really appreciate it. So, all right, Shane, let's do this because we were just talking about this off the year. Offensive line is just next level. You think we see more jumbo packages, assuming all healthy with eight deep, Gio and Trenti, better options over walk-on number 82 in the red zone.

A walk-on number 82 in the red zone.

A walk-on number two being Max Bredison, actually, who's pretty good.

But I'll say this.

I couldn't agree more, man.

And I wrote this in my news, notes, quotes, and observations afterwards that there is, if this is boring to people then sign me up

baby because when I see guys four or five yards a pop and this reminds me skiing of the 1990

Michigan Notre Dame game uh you know everybody thinks of as the Desmond not the Desmond

Howard game but the the the Rocket Ishmael, actually 91.

No, it was 89.

I'm sorry.

The 89 game, it was the Rocket Ishmael game when he kicked off twice, and he takes two back.

But they were, I think Tony Rice was a quarterback, if I'm not mistaken, or somebody, and they threw four times.

And because they could run for four or five yards on every somebody, and they threw four times, and because they could run

four or five yards on every play, and there's nothing more excruciating than watching your team

give up four or five yards. You get to third and two. You can't stop them. That's exactly what

happened behind this big line. Tell Shane what you told me about number 55 there in the middle

of that Michigan offensive line. Well, I was watching the game on a delay last night and watching it rather closely.

And specifically watching Oloa-Timi in the middle.

I mean, I was just saying, kids really good.

Why isn't he really good?

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