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[QUOTE="Scooch, post: 3612105, member: 628"] "Relatively healthy" is the term I think we should keep in mind. OLmen get hurt, they just do. Someone is going to turn an ankle. Someone is going to hurt their shoulder. Someone is going to have a random, unreported 'lower body injury'. It is going to happen. The key is that we need to have some semblance of depth to overcome the injuries that every OL in the country faces. If we have, say, 4 of our projected 5 starters playing regularly, and 3 of our top 5 backups playable, then there shouldn't be any excuses. [/QUOTE]
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