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    • 07/29/2019 at 9:36 PM #97719
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      gUrthBrooks
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      Pre-fall depth chart: see page 32 of the link below. That’s a big O-line with 3 guys locked in as starters. I don’t know if they’ll be “Great” but I think they will be very good. Paulo, Umana and Ford are some big boys that can compete and move people. Daniels is young but up and coming, he’s actually the one bringing the average below 315. I know it’s all about how do they come together and have some chemistry but I think they have enough horses that they just need a little time to allow the cream to rise to the top. Nobody talks about Paul Toala, is he just mediocre or can he win a spot?
      I didn’t see Jackson Barton as a road grader but he did have that long wingspan that seemed to keep the QB protected while in the pocket. Now if Bam or Paulo take over that spot that LT spot then Utah could really have some guys that can get a push.
      The 2 deep tackles are both 6-7 and Bam is bigger than them so it seems to me like the O-line just needs to grind and come together and there’s no reason why the can’t be really good.
      depth chart on page 32

    • 07/29/2019 at 10:29 PM #97724
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      noneyadb
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      Bam is a year out before he’ll be a starter. He had the measurables but little experience. Not sure why everybody is so focused on him.. 

      • 07/29/2019 at 10:42 PM #97725
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        ironman1315
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        Because he has the technique as well. The big question is blitz pick up and schematic. But I think he can do it.

      • 07/30/2019 at 8:56 AM #97734
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        PlainsUte
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        6’8″ 332 is plenty to get excited about!  Agreed he’s still pretty raw, though.

      • 07/30/2019 at 4:58 PM #97808
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        Utesbyfive
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        Because he’s primarily a run blocker, and it’s possible he can open holes for Moss this year. If he makes it to camp, and is eligible, there’s definitely a chance he plays this year. Maybe not a full time player, but probably has his uses.

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