What Is The Latest On Chris Hubbard Entering Training Camp?

Then there are situations like Kansas City where even though Patrick Mahomes can move, he often has all day to throw the ball.

So how does Hubbard fit back into the mix in Cleveland?

Hubbard believes the Browns’ offensive line is growing together well over the summer.

“We’re all seasoned together”, Hubbard explained via Ashley Bastock of Cleveland.com. “We are marinating together. I feel like once we all marinate over time, we can grill out here on the field. I think that’s the main thing. We mesh well together”.

The camaraderie between the big guys seems to be there.

What about Hubbard’s actual on-field production though?

Depth Chart Positioning

He’s a swing tackle, and with Jedrick Wills and Jack Conklin both back, Hubbard likely isn’t starting over either of them.

That’s not to say Hubbard wouldn’t see snaps if healthy.

He’d rotate in, plus, both Wills and Conklin have been banged up in recent history.

Hubbard is an ideal depth candidate for Cleveland considering his flexibility across the line.

“I think especially with the depth, guys that have played and been through adversity, who have seen a lot and done a lot,” Hubbard said per Cleveland.com.

The Browns will be counting on their offensive line depth this season.

It’s something that came back to bite them just one year ago.

Wyatt Teller and Joel Bitonio, two of the mainstays on the offensive front, are now gone.

And, as mentioned, some of the returning guys are prone to the injury bug.

Having quality guys to rotate in at different positions is a blessing for any offensive line coach.

Hubbard, if healthy, gives Cleveland a bit of that luxury. But, he’s no Pro-Bowl caliber guy.