The Maryland All-Randy Edsall team: Offensive guard

As the offseason kicks into another gear, Testudo Times readers will be voting on the All-Randy Edsall team. All players who started multiple games under Randy Edsall (2011-14) at Maryland are eligible for consideration.

After moving through the offensive skill positions, we started with the offensive line by voting on the tackles Friday. Michael Dunn and Max Garcia pretty comfortably ran away with the vote, but who will join them in our hypothetical trenches? Just like with the tackle vote, we'll be taking the two players with the highest vote count from this group.

Maryland has had more success on the interior offensive line under Randy Edsall than on the exterior, with much less turnover at the position. Last season, the Terrapins even had the same two players start every single game at the two guard positions (shocking, considering the team's recent injury and transfer history, especially on the line).

Feel free to vote using whichever criteria you please. After we finish with each position, we'll post the results of the full team.

Silvano Altamirano

A JuCo transfer from California, Altamirano was one-half of the pair that started every game last season on the inside. With Altamirano at left guard and Andrew Zeller on the right side, Maryland finally found consistency in at least one aspect of their offensive line under Edsall.

De'Onte Arnett

Arnett was the only blue-chip recruit to stick around from Maryland's 2009 recruiting class. A highly-touted defensive lineman, he switched to the offensive line in 2010 after injuries decimated the unit. He played in five games as a reserve in 2011 before winning the right guard job as a junior in 2012, starting nine games that season. As a senior in 2013, Arnett started all 13 games at left guard.

Josh Cary

Initially a walk-on from Chenango Forks (N.Y.), Cary played a role as a redshirt freshman in 2010, playing five games as a reserve guard. When Edsall took over, Cary beat out former four-star recruit Pete White for the starting right guard job, but White took it back towards the end of the season. After starting once again in 2012 (despite injuries), Cary suffered a career-ending injury prior to his senior season.

Andrew Gonnella

Another former walk-on, Gonnella's achievements mostly took place in the Friedgen era, starting 21 games between the 2009 and 2010 seasons. As a senior in 2011, he started the first five games at left guard before a season-ending knee injury took him out of the picture.

Andrew Zeller

One of the transition recruits in the 2011 class, Zeller stuck with his initial pledge to the school and redshirted his first season on campus. As a redshirt freshman in 2012, he played in nine games with three starts at right guard, helping spring this long Stefon Diggs touchdown catch (watch No. 66 fly in from the right) and impressing in limited play.

Zeller was beat out for a starting position in 2013 by walk-on Michael Dunn, but ended up playing in all 13 games and earning the job back at the end of the year. He started the final three games of the season, including the big road win at Virginia Tech, and this time was able to cement himself as a starter. Zeller started all 13 games at right guard in 2014, and the smart money's on him doing the same this year.