You raise some good points, Bubba. Here's my take on that stuff. They already know what Moll can do (and can't do) at those other spots. What I mean by that is he's been unable to hold down those jobs, so why waste time with him there? They need someone to line up at LT while Clifton goes through the rehab, so why not throw Moll there. They like Colledge at LG, so why move him to his "second" position, which is LT. It seems wise to leave him at the spot he'll be playing primarily. That's a bit of a philosophical change from the past, when they'd use Colledge as Clifton's backup and then shuffle the guards around. They don't want to do that as much this year. ... They still have hope for Barbre because he's so athletic. My gut still tells me that the rookie, T.J. Lang, will end up being the starting RT on Day One, and that Barbe will be a ultility man again, but I could be wrong.

I spent more time watching the defense during this camp, but I would say that I noticed Nelson a fair amount. Didn't see him drop any balls, but then again, I didn't see him drop many last year, either. He looks like a solid guy who will be around for a long time. His problem is he's got two or three really good WRs ahead of him.

They certainly handled their situations differently, Chad. One thing is different, though, and I'm neither defending Collins nor supporting him. He did a five-year contract when he was drafted. Back then, the Packers insisted all of their guys sign five-year deals, which means he lost a year of free agency.

If you're talking about a position, you'd probably have to say pass rusher, just because it was such a big question mark last year and the fact that their best pass rusher, Aaron Kampman, is switching positions.