Ron Stone is already playing at a Pro Bowl level and he should become the leader of this group. The biggest questions remain with left guard Greg Bishop and center Lance Scott. Bishop is still too inconsistent. Scott has decent mobility for his size, but needs to play with more lead in his pants and move his opponent off the line of scrimmage more regularly. An offense can only be as strong as the line that is protecting it and opening up holes for it.
Depth is another concern.
Jerry Reynolds is a valuable back-up, but is hoped that a couple of the rookies will stand out at camp and win roster spots. Keep an eye on Toby Myles, Darryl Gilliam, and Jason Whittle in particular. We asked this same question last year with the hope that Aaron Pierce would take the bull by the horns, but he failed miserably and has since been released. Now much hope rests with Alfred Pupunu. Pupunu can block and catch and was impressive in off-season drills, but he does have some injury concerns.