(04-04-2020, 11:34 AM)Talented Kalamari Wrote:

(04-04-2020, 11:17 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Meh. Depends on which OT it is and at 20 you could be in position to take the best OG in the draft but that's probably way too damn high and a reach there with other positions available.

Trust your draft board. Trust the process. A WR that can take the top off a defense and compliment Chark could pay just as much dividends in this offense. And a star player on defense that creates turnovers every other week or gets this defense off the field on 3rd downs could be just as viable to the offense in general.

I understand your philosophy of BAP, but we’re at the point in this franchise where we literally need to force draft O-Lineman. Minshew will 100% fail if our line doesn’t improve from last season. As long as we’re not missing out on a generational talent at QB (Which we’re most likely not) I say draft o line.

It's not a case of BAP Vs. Need. It's all about how they perceive the class in general and where the value each player at each position. I am just making a case is all. If the top three OT's are off the board and they have an opportunity to take the best WR that they FEEL is the best one of this class, which, realistically with the 9th pick that very well could be the case. 

I am would be inclined to believe that they would factor that dynamic over the 4th best tackle. Unless they think like many other analysts this year that the WR position is deep and the OT class starts to nosedive in talent after you get past Wills, Wirfs, Thomas & Becton. 

No telling what these guys think.

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