Position review » Offensive lineJammal BrownBrown will play Saturday vs. Baltimore, barring any setbacks, after practicing the past two days. He’s still adapting to playing right tackle, but he said the time off (he had missed 11 days) allowed the pain in his hip to subside. “With the hip thing out of the way and feeling better, I’m able to focus more on the football aspects and that felt good,” he said. Brown looked better Monday than he did Sunday. He has a knack for using his body to engulf pass rushers. Because he’s bigger than most, he’s able to get away with that tactic. However, Andre Carter beat him to the inside once because he got into Brown’s body, then swatted him off-balance.Derrick DockeryDockery is arguably the most consistent offensive lineman. He’s not the best, but he’s rather steady. His biggest issue is when he starts to lunge, an old habit that still hurts him occasionally. But Dockery and center Casey Rabach worked well together Monday morning; their blocks opened some holes through the left side.Chad RinehartRinehart had a decent start to camp, but has struggled lately. Too often he’s getting moved into the backfield. And that’s what happened on a Jeremy Jarmon stunt Monday: Jarmon came through Rinehart’s hole, moved him back near the quarterback’s face and deflected the pass. Rinehart, entering his third season, has yet to show that he could eventually become a full-time starter. When he was drafted, one draft guru predicted he could be a “steal.” But that does not yet appear to be happening.