Ever since Ed Warinner's been at Ohio State, Urban Meyer and the other members of the Buckeye coaching staff haven't really had to worry about his work.
OK, that's not entirely true. Meyer worries about everything — and gets paid a handsome salary to do so — and the amount of turnover Warinner's handled in his now three-year tenure as the leader of Ohio State's offensive line, or "The Slobs," is initially worrisome for anyone.
One of those times was prior to the 2014 season, when Warinner was tasked with replacing four starters up front after the departures of Corey Linsley, Jack Mewhort, Andrew Norwell and Marcus Hall.