All kick and punt plays have a live rush but no return. Coslet said the scrimmage starts out pitting first team vs. first team, so don't miss the talk of camp, left tackle Rod Jones, playing Copeland. Backup right defensive end Jevon Langford, separating himself from the reserve pack with his speed and relentless play, also should be fun to watch against Jones. Rookie guard Tony Coats, getting a few snaps at left tackle, may also face him as he tries to get into the roster hunt by playing two spots. The full backs vs. the starting inside linebackers, Spikes and Brian Simmons, in run blocking.
Fullbacks have the best competition in camp.
Figure Nick Williams, a fifth-round pick, is a lock. That leaves incumbent Brian Milne and newcomers Clif Groce and Nicky Sualua going for three spots. It's going to be tough to keep three fullbacks because long snapper Greg Truitt doesn't play a position. Milne has the edge, but Groce is coming fast with a solid camp running and blocking. Plus, Groce can play both running and fullback slots.