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If you look at the depth chart, it's quite incredible. by Revue Party

The first team was young, but crap, they were talented.

LT--Sam Young--SO. Drafted. Still playing in the NFL.
LG--Mike Turkovich--JR. Undrafted. Signed with Cowboys. Waived.
C--John Sullivan--5th. Drafted. Still playing in the NFL. Heading to the Super Bowl
RG--Eric Olson--SO. Drafted the by Broncos and waived.
RT--Paul Duncan--JR. Didn't play in the NFL.
TE--John Carlson--SR. Drafted and retired after 6 seasons in the NFL.
QB--Jimmy Clausen--FR. Drafted by Bears. Played 3 years in the NFL.

And that's just the offensive line and the guy under center.

Like 2016, that year was marred by stubborn stupidity and the inability to develop a game-day strategy suitable to the players on the field rather than the coaches' (Weis and BVG) delusions in the heads.