Kansas has had just two offensive linemen drafted into the NFL in the last 8 seasons, and the results on the field back up the notion that KU has simply struggled to find decent offensive line play over that time.
Everything starts with a decent O-line. Ideally, they open up holes for the run game and give the quarterback time to throw the ball.
Except at Kansas, where they just do this:
Ugh. Although the clip above is from the 2017 season, things haven’t improved much. Last year, the KU O-line allowed 47 sacks at a rate of 5.