And Utah did not have the two best TEs in the Pac 12. It's surprising they're actually deciding to use TEs, and I always liked Fotheringham (sooo close to landing him). I guess you said "two of the best," but that's still not saying much. Wilson, Smith, Parkinson, Breeland, and probably both of Washington's TEs were above them.
Fotheringham and Kuithe have promise, but their averages were poor and they hardly produced anything. They weren't top anything last year, so don't kid yourself. But at least you've got promise at the position.

There's also the matter of how involved they'll be with Huntley at QB. It seems a lot of their production came when Huntley was out. Feels similar to Taysom Hill. When he was playing, passes to RBs and TEs were WAY down. Every time he'd go out, passes to both went up. I don't think TE play is a huge part of the game with Huntley at QB. That being said, you've got a difference OC now, and he managed to do quite a bit with a TE at Vandy. So we'll see. There's no guarantee, especially with the QB he's got, but we'll see.

And FYI, Bushman is a top 5 TE prospect for next year's draft. Top 10 at the worst, but top 5 by reputable sources. We'll probably see Tonga on the list as well. Depending on his year, he could be a 2nd or 3rd rounder. If he's not, I bet he stays. And Tristen Hoge could leave as well. Not to mention there might be two more future draft picks on the OL right now.

I'm not trusting anything extremely positive about Utah's OL right now. And it being game 1 is a negative, not a positive.