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Hobsons choice: no need to invest more in the offensive line?
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I am not an expert on OL play so could someone provide factual info on how the OL played in the last 6 games or in games with Glenn versus games without him?

It appeared using the eye test they did improve significantly once Glenn came back. If so, we do have a #1 pick already joining this group who can play LT or RT. We also added a Steeler's OL late in year who appeared to be decent with room to grow.

As I look at this objectively, I see WR as the #1 issue other than QB. That fades if we re-sign AJ Green in 2020 short term. So, I see LB as #1 need, then DL as #2, then DB or DL. But, OL could jump up if I was wrong about improvement last portion of year of OL.

But make no mistake, our defense to me is our biggest weakness. You can win with a top 15 offense, but to be great in my opinion you need a top 10 defense. Some will argue KC won, but KC also improved as the year went on and were much better by the playoffs.
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RE: Hobsons choice: no need to invest more in the offensive line? - Luvnit2 - 02-07-2020, 12:31 PM
Investment in offensive line - fredtoast - 02-10-2020, 02:45 PM
RE: Investment in offensive line - Nati#1 - 02-11-2020, 12:10 AM
RE: Investment in offensive line - Joelist - 02-11-2020, 02:18 AM

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