He's certainly not garbage. Maybe an average RT that played with a tough (groin) injury last season. That kind of injury makes it difficult to do menial tasks let alone dealing with superior athletes every Sunday. If he's breaking down as Stinchcomb had at the end of his career then it's time for him to start thinking about his life after football. He's an intelligent chap so I'm sure that he'll be successful at whatever he chooses to do.

Until then, bring on the competition. He has as good a chance as any other lineman in camp to win the starting job.