On the field, Short’s absence might be felt the most in known-passing situations.

“When you’re in a four-man rush, you have pass-rush games, and it’s based on where the back is and where the center’s going,” Snow said. “You love a vet that really understands all that and gets you in the right games. So there’s a lot of things KK has done and can do for you, but that’s just an example.”

As for the next man up, Snow likes the way the 6-foot-2, 335-pound Kerr moves, noting he also has plenty of experience since entering the league in 2014.

“He’s got that savvy,” Snow said. “He’s been around, he works, and he’s a pro. He does have some wiggle inside for a big man. He’ll get more reps, and I’m anxious to see how he does.”

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