I don't think there needs to be any lopsided focus.

There are crucial pieces needed on both sides of the ball. The GM and HC will simply have to analyze scenarios to fill some spots through the draft and others through FA.

I seriously doubt they'll be overly concerned about one side of the ball or the other - but rather which individual positions will be granted priority in terms of draft capital or FA dollars.

I wouldn't feel any need to emphasize weapons for the assumed new QB, but prioritizing better protection should fit into the offseason equation somewhere.

There are plenty of picks and plenty of cap space to upgrade TE, and also address the guard and tackle positions without having to miss out on a stud DT or DB in the process because you're focused on overemphasizing offense.

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