RB, OT, DE, SS

 

 

First 2 rounds I would focus on BAtP: Best Available tiered Player. I rank players in tiers, something like A+, A, A-,... C-, D+, D. Some years there may be no A+, some years it could be 5. Within the tiers I would then rank the players based on scheme fit and need. This method allows you to draft a talented player like Myles Jack in the 2nd round even if it's difficult to find a home for him right away*. 

 

 

QB... Stick with Bortles, either keep Henne or bring someone else in, plus you already have Allen as a 3rd. If a player with a high grade drops to you, then you can take him.

 

I think there are only so many good linemen in the NFL. A lot of teams struggle to build depth and talent. If one comes along you have to get him. 

 

I think it is time to spend another high draft pick on a RB. Yeldon was a 2nd rounder, but the previous draft pick was Storm Johnson in the 7th and a QB in the 5th. Draft a RB to play RB, don't convert a QB. 

 

*My coaching philosophy is to create a system for the players you have. Gus's defense worked well in Seattle because of the players, but Jacksonville had different players. Create a defense that builds on Gipson, Ramsey, and Fowler's strengths, don't pigeonhole them into something else.

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