01-23-2024, 03:54 PM
(01-23-2024, 03:38 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: In a vacuum, yes. But not with RT a hole.
It is also a banner OT class, with 3-4 guys who are prinarily RTs projected to go in the first. If you take Thomas at #18 (if he is still there), who is your RT?
So many on this board are acting like we don't have any cap space. Draft OT in Rd1 (instead of paying Jonah $15 mil). Tag Tee (or sign to reasonable extension).
We are trying to win a SB. Don't get worse if you don't have to. Tee is our 3rd best offensive player. Keep him. Draft OT (Jonah upgrade). Keep Reader.
Use the remaining FA $$ and day 2 picks to upgrade DT & TE, and address WR3 & CB4. If we go big with a 3rd FA, we may need some restructures to free up a bit more space.
Our DT play behind Reader & Hill is awful. Upgrafe that. A pass rusher next to Trey could change the whole defensive dynamic.
Boyd was mediocre last year. If you think Yoshi/Jones are ready, gamble at WR3, not WR2. And if you upgrade TE (anything is a Smith upgrade) with say, Sanders or Stover in the draft, WR3 might not be as big a deal.
I’m pretty much on board with exactly this. Tag Tee, Draft a RT round 1. DT in FA ( Wilkins ) & TE (Fant). I let Boyd go and just go with Jones & Iosivas, and Irwin. I’d draft a RB or TE in the 2nd. From there it’s BPA.
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