I think you either have to be really good at one spot or you have to be able to do multiple things. That’s really the catch. We’ve had guys like Steve Neal, Dan Koppen, in the past that were very good football players for us that only played one spot and they never played anything else. Steve never played anything but right guard and Dan never played anything but center but they were very good at that spot and they were able to hold down that spot and we didn’t need them to play anything else. Then there were guys that were versatile and played a number of different spots – Dan Connolly would fall into that category. He’s played, he’s started for us at center, he’s started for us at left guard, he’s started for us at right guard. He’s played all his positions and played them well. Each player has a different niche, has a different set of skills. Some guys are the Dan Connolly, Mike Vrabel types, other guys are the Steve Neal, Dan Koppen types. I’d say the players that can only play one spot but they’re not at that Dan Koppen, Steve Neal kind of level, then somebody else can come along and play at that level but also be able to do a couple other things for you, then that’s where the competition gets thick.
