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Offensive line depth


Stuart Smith
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I have not been able to watch the younger offensive line play as many of you have. I have read the opinions of several writers on some of our younger linemen. Zavala, Jensen, Mays come to mind. Is Deonte Brown ever going to have the ability to give some positive minutes? Thoughts on Left tackle? If Ekwonu regresses or regresses do we slide Christensen over to LT? Jensen played tackle and guard in college, could he be a someone like Brady Christensen who plays himself into a major role? I guess these sound like rhetorical questions, but I wondered if anyone had similar thoughts. 

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