I want Anthony Hines if he declares.

This season we were hoping PMII would be as durable as Favre, but he wasn't.I'm in DGAF mode get the best OL and feature RB possible.

I'd even be happy with a DT or a DE in the 1st if the guy is an all round pass rush and run defense guy. No harm in stacking talent on either line, I'm pretty much BPA any defensive position (except safety) and also O line the first 3 rounds.

Dude stop. There are several GM’s that make moves like this all the time. FFS

A lot of random positions being thrown out, but everyone should just start familiarizing themselves with the cornerback class in the first round.

It's actually not that bad of a strategy for a team to bring him aboard for a year as a "stabilize the position" type of vet (there are plenty of GMs who still think in those terms). Even at that price tag for the final year of his contract.

The problem becomes if teams who trade for him think he's valuable enough to spend a draft pick on, but cheap enough such that they can let him walk as an option when the season is over. I don't think anybody is going to trade for him and give him an extension.

We're going to need a REALLY stupid GM to make that move. Elway and Gruden probably won't trade with us. Veach is in KC. Grigson doesn't have a job. Hmm...

Ryan Pace is pretty stupid. Do the Bears need a WR? They might do it...

Did the guy who was GMing the Bills and traded us the Mahomes pick get a new job? If so, we should give him a phone call.

The Dolphins have a ****ton of picks and they're DROWNING in cap space. Make a deal with them.

Boom. Done.

Yeah not sure why they wouldn't flip a mid round choice for a reliable target for a young QB....for a couple games at least.

In what world is Sammy Watkins a 'reliable target'?

Misses 1/4 of the season and is only physically present for 1/2 of the games he's actually on the roster for.

Our time with Sammy Watkins has made it extremely clear why 2 teams gave up on him despite his talent. Reliable is pretty much the last word I'd use to describe an oft-injured WR with serious focus issues.

Are you too illiterate to read the end of that line or what

But he's not 'reliable' even when he's on the field.

When you don't have any earthly idea what games he's going to actually show up for, then he's not 'reliable' even in those games.

He has no value to a developing QB because of it. If you could count on getting a good version of him whenever he's healthy that's one thing. But when the dude spaces out with seemingly no rhyme nor reason, no - he's not reliable at all. Ever.

It's time to invest in the interior OL at some point early in the draft.

I’m okay with LDT for another year if we can afford it. I think the priority has to be fixing the middle of the field this offseason.

C, RB and LB have to be the focal points

LDT makes too much money, is always hurt and isn't really that good of a player.

Imagine if we could get interior OL play like this:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Unreal block &amp; mental processing from Quenton Nelson to read this LB blitz and work back across the formation to pick it up. <a href="https://t.co/3PeQIZV1jh">pic.twitter.com/3PeQIZV1jh</a></p>&mdash; Brandon Thorn (@BrandonThornNFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrandonThornNFL/status/1196903437700665349?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 19, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>