(04-25-2022, 02:25 PM)I am Yoda Wrote:

(04-25-2022, 09:36 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Personally, I don't see any way they lose A.J. Brown. He's their entire passing game. If they let him go, they deserve to be really bad. What they need to do is find a quality #2 and #3 receiver and a TE to compliment him. 

I know it appears as though Tannehill has struggled, but he basically only has one receiver to throw to (Brown.) Henry was out most of last season, so the running game struggled and Tannehill's O-Line looked like garbage. I keep hearing that the Titans might take a QB in this draft, but what they need to do is upgrade the O-Line and find Tannehill some receiving options at WR and TE. The Julio Jones trade really set them back. That was a good lesson though. Never give up that much for an injury prone WR with nothing left in the tank. 

I hope they do continue to decline. The division should be wide open this year, if they falter. Houston is still Houston and I'm not sold on Matt Ryan as an effective QB for the Colts. The last few games I watched him play, he was awful. He reminded me of Phillip Rivers at the tail end of his career. 

If we can come out of this draft with a dominant edge rusher, a #1 receiver who can stretch the field on a consistent basis and a franchise Center, I believe we might have a shot at being decent in 2022.

I’m wondering why you think center is a bigger need than guard?  I’m hoping to get a left guard. Shatley  is a better center than Bartch is a guard, yes?

If Pederson's comments carry any weight - they seem to be targeting a player that can play both Center and Guard. 

Where Bartch, Shatley and the draft pick end up on the depth chart will sort itself out in camp. 

I don't like the idea of Shatley not having competition at C for the starting role, and I feel the same about Bartch, so I like this potential approach.

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