He’s fully capable of it.  He’s a naturally strong guy who doesn’t get moved around in there, but that was also playing three technique.  If we ask him to to play some offset nose, he’ll need to draw on some different skills.

The other DT spot will be a tag team of several guys: Kheeston Randall and some incoming freshmen. 

I’m less than optimistic about Ben Alexander giving us quality reps as he has never shown us anything tangible.  Perhaps he’s on a Brian Cushing plan and will surprise me.

Randall is a big kid with great athletic ability, but he’s tall and plays high.  Until he can learn to control his pad level, high...

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