I've said it a million times but I like the approach many teams take where they draft a RB every other year in the late rounds (4-7) and sign one every year in undrafted free agency - then just keep working them into a sound scheme with a quality OL and they eventually end up with a good stable of backs on the cheap.

In the bigger picture of players to build around, I don't look at this roster that way.

There are a half dozen starters on both sides of the ball that would start on many other teams.

This team needs a new staff that can just add a few pieces and utilize the talent available more efficiently.

It's hard to put your finger on why this group of players makes so many unforced errors - but at the end of the day you're kind of forced to hold the staff accountable for not having them more prepared to NOT shoot themselves in the foot so much.

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