Five questions for Miami Hurricanes offense in Spring Game

The Miami Hurricanes enter their Spring game with a lot of questions to be answered. Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium fans and the media will get their first chance to see UM in a scrimmage this Spring.

The Turnover on the Miami Hurricanes offense was expected. They didn’t lose anyone early to the NFL or anyone significant as transfers who was playing at the end of last season. The significant losses were graduating Seniors.

The biggest losses on the Miami occurred during last season. Running back Mark Walton was lost for the season after the fourth game of last season. He had one season of eligibility remaining but decided to forego his Senior season to enter the NFL Draft. Like Joseph Yearby last season, Walton has a young daughter to provide for.

Christopher Herndon IV had a stellar Senior season. He missed the final two games of the season after needing surgery to repair his MCL after the final regular season game against Pittsburgh. Herndon was the Hurricanes second-leading receiver in 2017.

Braxton Berrios broke out during his Senior season last year. Berrios won the Miami Hurricanes receiving triple crown last year. He led the Hurricanes in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns. On the offensive line, Miami must replace the left side. Tackle K.C. McDermott and guard Trevor Darling both graduated.