They traded back their second round pick into the 3rd. Both third rounders look like depth picks with D'Joun presumably intended to replace/provide leverage against Greg Toller going into his contract year. It's a textbook "stand pat" move.

 

3rd-6th round rookies shouldn't be seeing a ton of non-injury snaps on a team that wants to be a SB contender. They certainly don't seem likely to fix giving up 51, 45, 42, 42, 31 and 30 points per game - giving up 30+ points 6 times in the season is pretty dangerous. By way of reference, the Jags also suffered 6 thirty-point games, the Titans 5 and the Texans 4.

 

Doing something isn't the same thing as fixing something, certainly not for a team that considers itself ready for a championship. If it was then the Texans wouldn't have a QB problem because they drafted a guy in the 4th last season. 

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