(02-18-2021, 06:01 PM)ATLjag Wrote:

(02-18-2021, 04:53 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Not me. There are very good OT's at the top of this draft that should fall no further than the second round. After that, there is a huge drop off. I would be shocked if Radunz made it past the top of round 3. He is gaining a ton of momentum. I hate Hudson and Little. Hudson needs to kick inside to OG and was abused at the Senior Bowl. Little plays to high and gets off balance. Stronger DE's run him over like a speed bump. 

I'm not prioritizing anything. I'm taking the BAP. If that is OT, even after signing Williams in free agency, then I take OT. You can never have enough O-Line depth. There is always key injuries on the O-Line every year. Look at Philly last season and K.C. in the Superbowl.

Assuming they sign Trent Williams, I think the backup/swing depth in Will Richardson is fine. He was a 4th round selection that many felt was good value selected there.  He beat out Josh Wells for the job, that was with the Bucs this past season.  He's young, good size, on a rookie contract, and still developing.  In this scenario, I think using a decent draft pick to select a backup level OT would be redundant for the roster, and there are better opportunities on the roster for improvement.  ...just my opinion