This certainly doesn't sound like urgency to fill C in the draft to me.

 

<p style="margin-left:40px;">"If we found one that we really liked that we felt like could come in and be an appreciable upgrade then we’d go that route, but if not we felt like between the draft and between Brew and even a guy like Pat Lewis, who we have some feeling for that we claimed off Cleveland’s practice squad, that one of those guys could come in and be the starter for us."

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/jacksonville-jag...-at-center

 

They took their shot at Mack, and now moving on down the line (no pun intended.)  It's still possible they could bring in a remaining vet after the draft, so I don't expect them to feel like they must find one in the draft.  I don't think they'll force a pick if it isn't there, or otherwise overdraft one because they think he'll be gone before their next pick.

 

<p style="margin-left:40px;">"I think that he’s in the mindset that he has the opportunity right in front of him and he’s really going to take advantage of this opportunity," Bradley said. "We’ll see. He looks the part, coming off of his injury very well, but it’s going to be competitive. We have confidence in him to play that position. We’ve talked in our offensive staff meetings and our overall staff meetings specifically about that one position, and his name keeps coming up."

 

One theme that seems to repeat itself in all the pressers with this regime, is that they always have a plan, and they seem pretty confident in it regardless of the variables in the equation.  You get the feeling (or, at least I do) that yes, they've thought this through and have explored all the alternatives.  They have a cool and comfort with the work they're putting in.

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