Who's going to start at RG?

[Jacket60]

Its Guard.

And? Linemen still have different assignments for each play too. It isn't just "go block the first guy you see."

[Catalyst]

Hangartner is the best of the three. Max has never been a full-time starter, Hangartner has been starting for 2 years now - you might as well say 3 considering how much he started for us.

Plus, he's got experience playing with the rest of the OL and that's a huge plus.

[Swarly]

Hangman.

Sort of on topic... Wharton can play RT right? If Otah goes down, would we move Wharton to RT, and put Max in at LG?

[Catalyst]

I'd be more comfortable with Gross moving to RT and Wharton to LT in that scenario:

Wharton-Max-Kalil-Hangartner-Gross

Would be solid all things considered. But hopefully it doesn't come to that.

[BeerMe]

Mackenzy. I don't know why all the hate on MB. He's a big fuggin mauler which is what you want at guard...

[PantherBrew]

This made me happy.

Darin Gantt

Looked it up. Panthers started Gross-Wharton-Kalil-Hangartner-Otah together last two games of '08. Rushed for 158 and 234 vs NYG/NO.

[SCP]

Mackenzy. I don't know why all the hate on MB. He's a big fuggin mauler which is what you want at guard...

He's not a mauler. He is a strong man contest winner, but he plays RG on roller skates,

[Floppin]

Mackenzy. I don't know why all the hate on MB. He's a big fuggin mauler which is what you want at guard...

Because he sucks at football.

[MadHatter]

Hangman.

Sort of on topic... Wharton can play RT right? If Otah goes down, would we move Wharton to RT, and put Max in at LG?

Nope.

If Otah goes down, I bet you would see Ziemba at RT and leave the left side alone. Otherwise you change damn near every position on the line for one injury.

[CRA]

Piggy. He is easily the best option. Has already played well w/ the entire rest of the OL before.

[rmoneyg35]

Frank Kearse will be starting RG book it!

[Montie_0123]

Hangartner gets my vote as long he can pick up the terminology.

[davos]

Geoff is the more experienced vet and has been on some good teams for us in 2005 & 2008 supporting and backing up quality linemen. Maybe this is where he comes to his full potential. I think now that he's played center a little more recently, so he may excel even further going back to guard.

[davos]

Hangartner gets my vote as long he can pick up the terminology.

If Rivera could teach all of these other Fox-types in these past few weeks, I'm sure he's learned what's effective and what's not with them from a coaching perspective. I have faith in the staff. We finally seem well rounded from the coaching side of things imo.