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UCLA Football: 2019 Post-Spring Game Projected Depth Chart

By Mike Regalado

PASADENA, CA - SEPTEMBER 01: Head coach Chip Kelly of the UCLA Bruins during a timeout against the Cincinnati Bearcats during the fourth quarter at Rose Bowl on September 1, 2018 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
PASADENA, CA - SEPTEMBER 01: Head coach Chip Kelly of the UCLA Bruins during a timeout against the Cincinnati Bearcats during the fourth quarter at Rose Bowl on September 1, 2018 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) /
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(Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
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The UCLA football team has completed their annual Spring Practice which has given us a lot of information about the roster and helped GJB construct a projected depth chart for 2019.

Spring has come and gone, and now UCLA football fans have to wait until August to see their Bruins in action. UCLA has just completed its 2019 Spring Game which gave us a lot of information about the structure of the roster.

RELATED: UCLA Football 2019 Spring Game Recap

With the information that has come out in the last two months, the production in practice and analysis of the incoming recruiting class, Go Joe Bruin projects what the depth chart will look like for the 2019 season.

Offensive Line

  • LT: Sean Rhyan, Alec Anderson, Zach Cochran
  • LG: Michael Alves, Jon Gaines, Beau Taylor, Stephen DeFranco
  • C: Boss Tagaloa, Sam Marrazzo, Duke Clemens
  • RG: Chris Murray, Baraka Beckett, Josh Carlin
  • RT: Jake Burton, Lucas Gramlick, Mohamed Khalil

The Spring Game was not a traditional “us vs. them” setup as head coach Chip Kelly said he did not have enough offensive linemen to field two teams. Instead, he had the Bruins run an offense vs. defense format.

The issue with depth on the O-line will be remedied this fall as the Bruins welcome in four new players, one of which, Sean Rhyan, should add some immediate punch to the line.

Last season, the offensive line made massive improvements, and a few individuals got better during spring, so despite the lack of depth, they should continue to improve, especially with players like Boss Tagaloa, Chris Murray, Jake Burton, and Michael Alves (all returning starters) leading the charge.

What will help this line improve even further is the development of players like Alec Anderson, Jon Gaines, and Baraka Beckett.