Since the hit/ interception allowed by Pollack against the Cardinals, I've heard a lot of complaining about Mike Pollak's performance. After seemingly giving up two more sacks in yesterday's game against the Niners, and our well-documented struggles with running to the right, maybe it's time to consider moving Tony Ugoh to right guard. I won't pretend to understand the intricacies of playing an O-line position in the NFL. But I have to believe that offensive lineman could easily transition from guard to tackle or vice-versa, using Charlie Johnson's role in SB 41 as a prime example. Given Ugoh's obvious talents, maybe the answer to overcome his "lack of passion" is a change of scenery. Frustration begets complacency, and after two years of little to no improvement, possibly even regression, Ugoh's career and contribution to this team could be greatly augmented with this shift. Ugoh's greatest strength obviously lies in run blocking and I have full confidence in his ability to pull and perform in the stretch, but, in addition, his pass blocking ability could be aided at the confined guard position, where he would be facing DT's and straight-on blitzers, rather than speed rushing ends and blitzers coming around the edge. I haven't forgotten about Kyle DeVan. But while he seems to play well when replacing Pollak, it's important to note that he has yet to win the starting job. It's possible that I have no idea what I'm talking about, but this seems like a logical plan to improve two glaring weaknesses, Pollack's pass blocking and the running game in general.