I believe so too.

Nobody wants to fix the offensive line for the forseeable future more than I do, and I've taken some heat here for it.

But no, I would not go OL in rounds 1 and 2 unless the draft shakes out very different than any mock I've seen.

OT talent is still there in round two and into round 3 with say, a Walker Little who is first round talent but coming off an injury and a covid opt-out.

DE talent goes from potential 10 sack guys to solid but unspectacular by round 3.

OG/C talent is all there through round 4, and so is WR talent.

Now, maybe that's not how it plays out at all; but at least at this early point, that should kind of tell you where we should target guys, which guys, and where we'd need to take them.

I'm no cap geek, so I have no clue what's realistic, but I'd start with trying to negotiate team-friendly deals to keep Breeland and Sorensen. If they don't want to play ball, tell them to piss off. But give a little extra effort to keep Breeland. Wave goodbye to Ward, Robinson, Kpass, Okafor and Watkins. Unless they can somehow work out a very team-friendly deal for Watkins.

If they lose Breeland and Ward, I'd take a corner pretty early in the draft. If they lose both Watkins and Robinson, draft a WR or find a value FA that will at least be dependable. Draft OL and DE with the first two picks. Prepare for the worst as far as OT goes. Whether through FA or the draft, find an OT that will at least be serviceable while Fisher is out.

That is shitty. Who you gonna have playing LT? Fisher is a minimum of 9 months after surgery. That means the earliest is going to be mid-November. So then we either got someone surprisingly after the draft or Veech misplays this offseason.

Nah. There's the first round then there's a few other lucky ways. If you want one, probably gonna have to spend a 1.

Followed by a question mark.

It's called an interrogative. Look it up

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Dude, you're being an ass. Take a deep breath and relax for a bit.

I don’t think there was ever confirmation of an offer, just interest.

Won't have to get that high up to get a good one.

Of course those needs are there.

It comes down to this for me though: If we have a wall at o-line but few playmakers, Mahomes still has a chance to win us the game.

As the Super Bowl showed though, If we have elite playmakers but Mahomes is getting pressured on 50% of his dropbacks, then we have zero chance to win.

So draft Pass rushers and receivers, but the #1 need has to be offensive line.

I like Amari Rodgers in the 3rd and maybe an Austin Watkins in the 4th or 5th.

Who are you trading for and what are you giving up?

October would be 9 months.

Probably a good plan unless there's somebody you can't pass up at 31.

Yeah, I'd probably try to trade down and get another 3rd or something.

Like Luke Joeckel, Mike Williams, or Robert Gallery?

Picks at every level bust including in the top 5.

That's why you try to have as many of them as you can and don't put too many eggs in one basket.