SALT LAKE CITY — They're not your typical stars on the football field in the sense of drawing attention. They're generally the biggest athletes on the team and get the least amount of love in the public's eye.
The offensive line, though, is just as passionate about their job on the team as any other group.
While it's not the allure of catching touchdown passes or being showy with a football that is attractive to them, it's simply performing their most basic tasks — protecting the quarterback and opening up holes for the run game to develop — that drives them.