All five starters from last year’s unit return, but they don’t all return in the same capacity. For example, LT Anthony Davis is being moved inside to LG, where he will battle rookie Arron Sears for the starter’s job. In addition, LG Dan Buenning is being moved to center, where he will try to push John Wade to the sideline. Those two battles figure to garner the most attention, but projected starting LT Luke Petitgout is a player to watch, too. The Giants just up and let Petitgout go after last season and you don’t usually see teams dump LTs that way. The Panthers did it with Todd Steussie a few years back and Bucs fans quickly learned why. The Bucs can only hope that Petitgout, who reportedly has some back problems, doesn’t turn into another Steussie. Also worth watching here is second-year starting RG Davin Joseph and second-year starting RT Jeremy Trueblood. Both got better as the year progressed last year, and the Bucs are counting on them continuing that trend. If they don’t, it could be another long season.