On one side of the field, you have All-Pro tight end Dallas Clark coming off the best season of his career. His starting job certainly is not in jeopardy. But on the other side you have TE/H-Back Gijon Robinson, and with the Colts depth at tight end he would be very foolish to feel comfortable with his position. Guys like Jacob Tamme and Tom Santi would be glad to step into Robinson's role opposite Dallas Clark.The Colts run a lot of two tight end sets, so the No. 2 tight end is practically a starter.And not just because they want Peyton Manning to have as many targets as possible. It's also because they have more than a few weaknesses on the offensive line. Starting left tackle, Charlie Johnson, is a great guy to have on the team because of his versatility- but he's not a natural fit at that position. The O-line could also use some help with run blocking- since an inability to convert on short yardage (and Hank Baskett) was a big factor in the Super Bowl loss to the S...
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