Following the retirement of Jordan Gross in 2014, the Carolina Panthers tried, tried and tried again at replacing him on the blindside. Actually, we may have to add another “tried” or two (or 13) to that last sentence.
Over those eight seasons, the franchise mustered up 16 different men to start at left tackle—perhaps the second-most important position in the sport. So, care for a trip down memory lane . . . ?
The list stacked up quickly in that time—Byron Bell, David Foucault, Michael Oher, Mike Remmers, Matt Kalil, Taylor Moton, Chris Clark, Marshall Newhouse, Daryl Williams, Greg Little, Dennis Daley, Russell Okung, Trent Scott, Michael Schofield, Cameron Erving and Brady Christensen.
