It should be pointed out that we drafted a OL starter in the 4th round last year. My point: is that the premium offensive weapons usually come from the top of the draft while you can find decent OL after the first round. We are in a good position because of the Houston trade. We spent 2 1st day picks on the OL last year and IMO that becomes less of an issue this year, freeing up assets to go for scoring talent or a big difference maker on D. While I'd love to have multiple first round choices every year to spend on the OL,they are the exception rather than the rule. My point: take advantage of these picks to upgrade (hopefully) an anemic scoring Offense in the form of play makers. That #3 pick may make another '22 first available while still making play makers available. Of course you find gems in the later rounds but they are far from an assured thing, while high draft choices more typically work out.
