My biggest contention with the post is that we simply don't need "a tremendous upgrade on the OL." We have points of evidence for this. First, the growing thought that elite OL are not nearly as impactful as before. No one lines up Jason Taylor or Bruce Smith vs Boselli and lets them go 1v1 for 4 quarters anymore. If you have a HOF caliber OL teams are simply going to put their star pass rusher somewhere else. Remember Daniel Jeremiah's tomato can tweet. But people like PFF have been saying that for half a decade now. Just don't have any glaring weaknesses and that's way more important than having a superstar.

Second, Trevor Lawrence has already proven that he can make a bad oline look average. He will make an average oline look good. And he did that as a rookie, he'll make them look even better by comparison as he gets more and more NFL experience.

Third, we have in house options to make our tackles perfectly fine for 2022. All we have to do is spend a small amount of our enormous amount of salary space on tagging Cam again.

Draft EDGE at 1 then a developemental OT at 65 or 70 and prosper.

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