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'We weren't physical enough': Trevor Goosby on the offensive line's role in reviving the Texas running game

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Goosbys response is good, tho there were other issues that are well documented here.  Penalties, Mental Errors, Leadership (which has me curious whose gonna be the guy here) and owning and fixing the issues as the season went along (Flood has to be more impactful here) to name a few.

2025 Texas OL lacked power, cohesion and mentality.

Goosby gained 13 lbs, Siani 15 lbs, Baker 7 lbs, Robertson 4 lbs, Seymore 1 lb. Seems like good weight gained by the tackles and Baker. Guessing Robertson and Seymore gained muscle and lost body fat. Believe we will see more power and physicality after a productive off-season.  Goosby's shoulder is also healthy. 

If we can be more cohesive as Goosby also said, we could be in for a very welcomed improvement in effective physicality.

Hopefully reduce OL presnap penalties.

31 minutes ago, Jerky said:

2025 Texas OL lacked power, cohesion and mentality.

Goosby gained 13 lbs, Siani 15 lbs, Baker 7 lbs, Robertson 4 lbs, Seymore 1 lb. Seems like good weight gained by the tackles and Baker. Guessing Robertson and Seymore gained muscle and lost body fat. Believe we will see more power and physicality after a productive off-season.  Goosby's shoulder is also healthy. 

If we can be more cohesive as Goosby also said, we could be in for a very welcomed improvement in effective physicality.

Hopefully reduce OL presnap penalties.

I like what I'm hearing, but I'll need to see it before I believe it. If they can't dominate Texas State out the gate, that won't be a good sign, imo. 

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