One of the bigger decisions of the offseason is whether to resign Bryan Bulaga. He is one of the best RT in the league, but also 30 years old with a big of an injury history (though mostly healthy last year). Corey Linsley is a decent center but has a $10.5M cap hit ($8.5M savings if cut). Lane Taylor is highly likely to be cut ($6M cap hit with $4.6M savings). Baktiari, Jenkins, Patrick, and Turner are safe bets to be on the team next year. Madison and Light are probably the best bets to get a shot at training camp (at least) from the rest of the roster. So, how would you reconfigure the OL? Conventional wisdom says to cut Taylor, and find another RT/RG with Turner filling the other RT/RG position. In this case, we most likely won't resign Bulaga. The unconventional thought in my head is to cut Taylor and Linsley, resign Bulaga for a 3-4 year deal (~$10M/year), move Jenkins to center and find another LG. Jenkins looked excellent at LG, but I'm thinking that putting him at C would increase his value. He would improve the run game for both sides. Plus, you bookend our best OL players (Bak, Bulaga, Jenkins) around the weaker (Turner/LG). Also, I'm not sure I'm comfortable with Turner out at RT. He was very up and down last year at RG; which was his MO when we signed him. Obviously, it's a risk to sign BB with his age and history, but he looked excellent last year. Plus, I enjoy hearing him say "Iowa" when he announces himself.