Can we just take a step back and look at the roster?

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(03-18-2019, 11:53 AM)WeezyBengal Wrote: The frustration is is that this team has OBVIOUS holes and the front office refuses to do anything against their standard approach to significantly upgrade it.

The offensive line was/is horrible and they bring back guys like Hart and plug in an average/below average guys like John Miller.

They lose Dennard and bring in B.W. Webb.

They bring back Preston Brown as a linebacker and dont upgrade the other linebacker positions.

Our weaknesses last year were linebacker and offensive line. Everyone knows it and this team will go into the draft and this year with the same weaknesses or pieces from the draft that are completely unknown.

The weaknesses at linebacker and offensive line can single handedly destroy a season not matter how good the rest of your roster is. We saw it last year and this year is shaping up to be no different based on their off season activity.

I think the FO had a choice and decided not to gut the team and rebuild by trading AD, AJ, Geno and Dunlap. I look back at 2018 and the team was derailed by major injuries, more so on offense than defense. I think the team needs to focus on defense (LB or stud DT) with first pick. The defense struggled from game #1. You can't have the worst defense in the NFL and above average offense and win.

The OL situation, they are making moves to get better bringing in Miller at guard. The new HC looked hard at Hart, he thinks he will improve. Who am I to question the new HC? Taylor's long term job security relies on decisions he makes and will make with the roster and playing time. Let's hope he is right since they are not unloading and rebuilding any time soon.