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Hopefully, he's not on the Zion plan, or else Samson will go the way of Zion and Flowe abstractions in the CIS collective consciousness

The multitude of tackle options is such a novelty with this program. For years, we've had a surplus of guards (and short squaty ones at that) and tried to figure out which ones would be the least disasterous at either of the tackle positions. So much easier to move guys in than move guys out...

That's an interesting take and suggestion; I enjoyed watching Mauigoa blocking in space and on the move (did seem as the year progressed the run scheme limited the amoung of pulling and movement from the OL...not sure how accurate that is though).

****; you're right. Where does he most likely project at; RT? Bell-Samson-Tripp/McCoy-Cooper-Mauigoa with Kinsler and McCoy as utility men. What a massive OL. Just need to fill the skill positions around it to help the offense build some consistency.

Not sure what Samson's injury is, but I know he was injured during the season and never came back (he was getting a lot of burn early in the year as an extra "TE" in jumbo packages)

Agreed. Isn't he also young for a freshmen; something like he turned 18 just before the season?

Need to see how Samson does recovering from his injury as well as the development of McCoy and Kinsler. If none of the other options are sure fire better than Mauigoa, then I don't see a reason to move him. Building consistency at OL expecially at LT would be great...