Currently, Coleman Shelton has secured a lead on the position after three years as the team’s backup center, according to Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic. With the departure of Austin Corbett over the offseason, the Rams have been looking for a replacement at right guard.In a mock game that took place the week before the preseason started, Woolen stood out alongside starter Artie Burns as Sidney Jones sat out with a concussion. Despite being drafted in the round after his teammate, rookie cornerback Tariq Woolen out of Texas-San Antonio could likely find himself earning playing time over fellow rookie cornerback Coby Bryant out of Cincinnati, according to Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times. While there’s been some discussion on the intrigue of the cornerback position group in Seattle, there’s even a bit of intrigue among the Seahawks‘ rookies.If Brunskill can fill the hole at center, the real battle on the 49ers offensive line may be for the right guard spot. This is significant as Brunskill has started the last two seasons for San Francisco at right guard. But, according to Matt Barrows of The Athletic, Daniel Brunskill has been taking all of his snaps at center this summer. Many have thought that former Dolphins center Jake Brendel will take over for the retired Alex Mack as the 49ers‘ starting center.Here are a few other rumors from around the NFC West, starting with a note out of the Bay Area: The Cardinals also shopped Isabella earlier this year. The depth gets pretty thin behind those three with Andy Isabella, Antoine Wesley, and Greg Dortch on the roster, among a few others. Green, and second-year player Rondale Moore. With Hopkins out, Arizona’s receiving room will be led by trade acquisition Marquise Brown, veteran A.J. There was a sliver of hope that the ban may be reduced from six to four games, and Hopkins still believes there may be, but it seems all but certain that he will be out for all six. While there was some contention in regards to the six-game suspension handed down to Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, the NFLPA considers his case a closed issue, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
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