TODAY'S SIGNAL
The quarterback competition drew the attention, but the first practice produced a more useful question up front. Kalen DeBoer said the offensive line looked better and cleaner, while right tackle was taking shape as a competition between transfers Jayvin James and Nick Brooks.
One practice did not mean the problem was fixed. It clarified the test: if the same five began stacking first-team work—especially at right tackle—the quarterback winner would inherit a more workable offense.
WHAT TO WATCH
Whether the right-tackle competition narrows and whether the same five linemen begin taking the lead reps.
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