“That’s the engine for us,” Holmes said of the offensive line after the season. “And so, I don’t care how good we ever get on the offensive line, that one right there is too important for not only our team, our quarterback, everything, it’s our identity, man. So, I think just that alone is just – it’s always going to be at the forefront.”

Ohio State’s Donovan Jackson, Alabama’s Tyler Booker, Georgia’s Tate Ratledge, Purdue’s Marcus Mbow, Zabel and Membou are some of the highly ranked interior linemen who could be available late in the first round and into Day 2 of the draft.

“I think it’s pretty important being able to play multiple positions, especially if you want to be on the field,” Mbow said Saturday. “Being able to work at all five positions during this process is definitely going to help me get on the field early.”