(04-28-2024, 09:40 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: If Mitch Morse tightens up the O line as predicted, this was a solid draft. If the O line continues to hobble offensive production, it was a royal failure. I said it before, there's a lot riding on Morse, and there's no reason to believe he won't deliver. But if he gets injured, who's taking his spot? We really need depth and long-term investment at that spot. Grabbing JPJ would have really rounded out the draft well. As it stands now, we're one injury away from an offensive meltdown that threatens the health of Lawrence.

Defensively, we're solid.

Limmer would have been perfect yesterday. Strong as hell for the Center position. Would have competed with Fortner for back up duties. Fortner would get work in at RG this summer with Little getting work in at LG.

We'll see what happens. I understand the approach on defense and wanting to get stronger and longer in the trenches, but, based on the additions of Thomas Jr. and Davis at WR?

It would make me think play action is going be a focal point with the intent of going over the top in the passing game. I really don't know if this group is going to get it done enough.

If Morse is the key to it? Holy [BLEEP]. Baalke is genius and we owe him an apology. Maybe LG and RG play does improve with Fortner out. Huge gamble either way.

I still think LT, RG and C are top priority in 2025.

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