Sewell said the unit is hanging out away from the facility to try to get to know each other better. Even with all the new faces, Sewell said the standard is still the standard and it's up to him as the leader to hold everyone accountable. In order to do that, he's got to play just as well on the left side as he did on the right.
When the pads come on in training camp we'll be able to see how the position change plays out, but Campbell is confident it will be seamless.
"Well, his talent speaks for itself and then he's got all the intangibles, I mean that's why he's rare," Campbell said. "He has all the skills, he has all the intangibles, and he works hard, man, he works hard.
"Just the big thing will be, don't overload him. I mean, pretty soon it's like any other player, you start asking him to play three different positions and it starts to add up. But he's just, he's another one. Don't take that for granted. His ability to move and kick over, but he was good. He'll do whatever we ask him to do, he's a team guy."