Former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe told CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday that he was stunned by the "incredibly lenient sentence" a judge delivered to ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort late last week.

On Thursday, Judge T.S. Ellis, a federal judge in Virginia, sentenced Manafort to just under four years in prison for tax and bank fraud — far below what the sentencing guidelines called for. Manafort was convicted in August on eight federal felony counts — five counts of tax fraud, two counts of bank fraud and one count of failure to report foreign bank and financial accounts. Ellis had declared a mistrial on the 10 other charges he faced.

"Well, I was really surprised by the sentence he was given," McCabe told "Face the Nation." "I thinkThe Ducks are fortunate to have a host of talented young offensive lineman on the roster and signed five more linemen in the Class of 2013. Offensive line is always among the most important positions throughout any recruiting process. The Ducks have been active in recruiting the position early in the process and are at, or near the top for a couple of the top offensive linemen in the West.

McGary is huge with the ideal body for an offensive tackle. The Northwest's top OL prospect was one of the first offers the Ducks issued in the Class of 2014. He holds offers from Arizona State, Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, Utah, Washington and Washington State, while also hearing from Boise State, Florida State, Nebraska, Ole Miss and Notre Dame.