The story of the Bears' first day of organized team activities is probably how installing the offense is going. It's the biggest change from last season and, surely, installing the offense is their primary goal of these 14 OTAs.

Still, there are other things the Bears would like to have figured out before minicamp. However, one answer that doesn't appear likely to come anytime soon is who the starting guards will be.

I assume Roberto Garza is one, and Olin Kreutz's injury is forcing another likely candidate (Josh Beekman) to take snaps at center, so the competition is slightly altered. But unlike some of the teams' other positions, Mike Tice seems open to anyone at this point.

From Jeff Dickerson's Bears blog at ESPN Chicago:

"Mike Tice continues to rotate guards -- Kevin Shaffer, Roberto Garza, Lance Louis and Johan Asiata all saw time with the first team."

On the bright side, Frank Omiyale, who was a complete disaster inside last season, doesn't appear to be in the running. Like Omiyale last season, Shaffer looks like he's the one that will have to adjust to an inside position if he wants playing time.