Mike Brohard/ Loveland Reporter-Herald)
FORT COLLINS — Eventually, they'll have to whittle down to five.
That's not the goal this spring for Colorado State, which is seeking to replace 60 percent of its starting offensive line from last season. Over the course of 15 practices, the Rams are focusing on a depth chart of 10 deep across the offensive front, with the process of putting the top five candidates on the field happening over the course of fall camp.
Colorado State coach Mike Bobo said after looking at film of Saturday's scrimmage the line looks to be about seven, maybe eight deep.