Option A or Option B?

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(03-19-2019, 12:23 PM)Whatever Wrote: You don't even know if you can get your #1 T at #11.  We could possibly be looking at our 3rd or even 4th best T prospect there.  Do you really want to be in a position where you have to pass on a Devin White, Clellen Farrell, Quentin Williams, TJ Hockenson, Kyler Murray, or Dwayne Haskins that falls to you because you HAVE to take Jawaan Taylor?

To be clear, I have no issue taking a T at #11 as long as it's a reasonable value.  However, setting ourselves up for "T or bust in the 1st" isn't a good way to do business.

Then take a tackle in the 2nd round, or the 3rd round.

Bobby Hart was a 7th round pick, and he's been terrible for 4 years. It's not like he is a former 1st round pick who maybe-just-maybe will grow into all that potential people saw in him. People didn't expect him to be good so he went in the 7th round, and he's followed through on those expectations by not being good for FOUR years. Shocker.

Worst case scenario, you use a 7th round pick on a new tackle, he's just as crappy as Hart, but at least you're only paying him league minimum to be crappy.