(09-28-2021, 06:52 PM)D6 Wrote:

(09-27-2021, 06:54 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I honestly haven't seen an OT prospect this season that I would waste a first or second day pick on. This may be the worst group of OT's that I have seen in a long time. Evan Neal of Alabama is the best that I've seen by a long shot, but he has his own issues. The more I watch him, the more I see him lunging at defenders and getting off balance. I don't see him as a LT. Personally, I believe he would be better on the right side or even OG and I'm not sold on Little being our LT of the future. I haven't really scouted any true OG's yet, but I prefer to draft college OT's and play them at OG. That way you have more flexibility when injuries occur on the O-Line. I like my OT's to be able to play OG and vice versa. I just haven't seen any OT's I'd like as OG's either. 

Personally, I would address the O-Line via free agency and trades. I just don't have any confidence in what I'm seeing from the college OT's.

If the Lions brass determines that Penei Sewell's maximum value is at LT, it wouldn't surprise me if the decision is made to trade Taylor Decker.  If Darrell Bevell remains the Jaguars Offensive Coordinator for the 2022 season, the chances of the Jaguars having serious interest in Decker would likely be higher than if they have a different OC.