One of the burning questions this offseason for the Chicago Bears has been how their offensive line is going to look when Week 1 finally kicks off in September.
Since the beginning of workouts, head coach Matt Eberflus has toyed with various combinations across multiple positions, most notably the line. Eberflus and the coaching staff have moved players around to try and determine where they might fit best.
That mantra continued into mandatory minicamp when rookie tackle Braxton Jones played with the ones as the starting left tackle, while second-year tackle Larry Borom played on the right side with Teven Jenkins backing him up. This was the same combination that was used last week during organized team activities. It was already a somewhat jarring switch but Eberflus hinted he may not be done tinkering.
