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July 31, 2009 at 8:48 PM

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Offensive line depth charts

Posted by Danny O'Neil

I hesitate to even put a depth chart together after one practice because everything is so fluid. Coach Jim Mora said as much after Friday's practice, especially along the offensive line.

"It's a little bit of a puzzle," Mora said.

One with pieces that are still moving after Mike Wahle's release on Thursday. Rob Sims moved from right to left guard and Mansfield Wrotto practiced as the first-string right guard. But at some point in training camp, Wrotto could also see some time at center.

Sean Locklear has started at right tackle the past four seasons, but Mora said Friday that they will be taking a look at him at right guard some. Not only that, but Locklear will play left tackle, filling in for Jones who is limited in practice as he recovers from knee surgery.

Throw in the fact that the entire line is adjusting to the zone-blocking scheme the team is implementing and it's a period of adjustment.

"Our goal is to get the five best players in the correct positions by the start of the season," Mora said. "We'll maneuver guys around, and we'll tweak it a little bit and we'll experiment a little bit."

With that in mind, here's how the three-deep lineup looked based on the repetitions at Friday's practice.

  CENTER  
 LEFT GUARDNo. 65 Chris SpencerRIGHT GUARD 
LEFT TACKLENo. 67 Rob SimsNo. 69 Steve VallosNo. 66 Mansfield WrottoRIGHT TACKLE
No. 71 Walter JonesNo. 78 Kyle WilliamsNo. 60 Max UngerNo. 60 Max UngerNo. 75 Sean Locklear
No. 75 Sean LocklearNo. 62 Grey Ruegamer No. 61 Cory WithrowNo. 74 Ray Willis
No. 70 Na'Shan Goddard   No. 78 Kyle Williams

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