I'm curious about Boomer's opinion on that as well, but he'd have a hard time convincing me that we're set with two seventh round draft choices and a 5th round supplemental pick who didn't play football for a year. That said, I think that both Evans and Wright definitely have talent (Wright might be better suited to play end down the road though). However, they were late round picks for a reason. Rod Wright because of his injury and poor work ethic, Fred Evans because quite frankly no one considered him NFL starting caliber. Quite apparently, we didn't either. If Evans develops into a solid backup, that's about the best you can expect from a 7th round choice - there's always that slim chance that he'll become more, of course, but that's nothing you can rely on. To me, Evans looked like a decent future backup - not a dominant tackle.
When it comes to Manny Wright, he definitely has the talent to start in the NFL (I just don't see him as a nose tackle). However, with his questionable work ethic and his constant weight problems (not to mention the fact that he doesn't seem mature enough), I wouldn't rely on him as well. I think there's a bigger chance that he'll be out of the league in a couple of years than that he's starting for the Dolphins. So essentially our d-line depth consists of three questionmarks. One (or two) of them might pan out, but the question is whether or not you can or should rely on that. I'd say no. However, with the resigning of Traylor, we have the luxury of ignoring that problem another season, hoping that we'll hit the jackpot with one of those three. If I had the chance of drafting a dominant tackle, however (I don't see one though), I'd go for it.
