All right, gentlemen, for part two of today's podcast, let's kind of jump into the depth chart

a little bit more specifically and kind of break down at player by player.

And we kind of what we did is we broke it up into some groups, talking about some vets,

talking about guys that need to take a next step, health, things of that nature. And so we kind of broke it down into some groups and so we're going to kind of roll through and we kind of took everybody that was on this debt chart and put him in one of these five groups yeah uh which is kind of an interesting take on it what i think it's going to be a lot of fun well yeah i wanted to mix it up a little bit yeah that's why i came up into up into that way. But it's also because, like, I think we kind of have an idea of four of the starting offensive linemen. Agreed. And the five is now a little bit up in the air because of the injury. But I still think there's a lot. So I don't know that there's like position battles per se. I don't think there's a position battle left tackle, you know, but are there some guys who could play so well that you have to play

him? Like that's a, who went into last fall camp thinking Sam Pendleton, who was playing center

would be your starting left guard? And he, who he beat out? He beat out a guy that started the

whole previous year at left guard.

So, like, I think that's what makes this kind of interesting is because there are some guys that you need to take different types of jumps.

And so I think I thought it would just be kind of intriguing to say, look, I think that we know what the lineup's going to be, but there's still some intrigue about who's going to do what. And that's why I kind of wanted to go through it the way that we are just to also make a little bit different than what we've been doing for a lot of these others. No, I think it makes a lot of sense, to be honest with you. And we can have some fun with this thing. So, you know, again, we broke it into five different parts and we'll

kind of work our way through it. But the bottom line is, fellas, and I can throw it to you,

Trev first. This is about one, this is probably one of the more loaded depth charts that we're going to talk about throughout the process of breaking this team down in the off season. I mean,

we've talked about it in the past. We know they're solid in the middle. We know there's been

an injury. We know how young they are. We know how much, you know, experience they got coming back.

But at the end of the day, I feel like this is a pretty loaded depth chart, Trev.

Yeah, it absolutely is. And the thing that I love about talking about the offensive line is everybody has their own individual role that they have to fill. You know, there's a lot of, you know, you move as a unit, you produce as a unit, you live and you fail by the unit. And I understand that completely. But within that, everybody has their own role that they have to take on.

And starting up at the top, you know, the first bucket that we sorted this into was veterans

who need to become studs.

And that's the first group.

And there's two guys in there.

First one's Emil Wagner.

He's your only offensive lineman from 2024 that started and finished every single game last year. Played all six at 973 snaps last year. Insane. The guy that we were most worried about, can he hold up? Literally. He's like, the week link. Like we were like, I don't know about like weak link. Well, as far as the one with the biggest question marks. He didn't know if he could literally physically hold up over the course of the entire season. He was the most healthy guy they had. How many times did we have to field the question this time last year? He didn't put enough weight on. He's just skinny, you know. And he's still not putting weight on. He's out of like two pounds. I know. I was about to say. That's who he is now.

Like that is who he is.

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