UCLA head coach Jim Mora addresses the media during Pac-12 Football Media Days event at the Hollywood and Highland Entertainment Center in Hollywood on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. (Photo by Ed Crisostomo, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Instead of having quarterback Josh Rosen represent the UCLA offense at Pac-12 Media Days, head coach Jim Mora brought center Scott Quessenberry. The choice was not popular among media members, but it was fitting for a team with an offensive line facing heavy scrutiny.

Mora said Wednesday his biggest worry heading into the 2017 season was health and depth on the offensive line.

“I know most of the questions will most certainly be about our quarterback, who’s coming off an injury, but we need to be able to stay healthy on the offensive line and develop depth at that position,” the head coach said.

More on UCLA’s vision for its offensive line

Other links from UCLA’s media day appearance:

• Video interviews
  • Jim Mora
    • The transcript of Mora’s full comments on the main stage
  • Kenny Young
• Pac-12 notebook: Could the Pac-12 Championship Game come to the Rams’ new stadium?
• Media poll: USC picked to win the conference, UCLA third in the South