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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1094066" data-attributes="member: 10086">Oh I see what you mean. No I’m in 100% total agree. Matter of fact I just replied to Tyni how I think our first pair of selections should be guys who can have a serious chance of fighting fit a starting spot.The least difficult are DT, ILB, RB.  I’d consider RB2 getting starter snaps as we often see a 600+ yard all purpose producer at RB2.  An earlier Day3 RB has a legitimate opportunity if he impresses to win RB2.DT might be another area with some legitimate chance in Day2. Particularly if we move up the draft board slightly using 52 or 84. Such as a top 45 or even top 75 selection. Heck Wyatt might be slow ramped into starting in September so it’s a perfect chance to shine. that 3rd LB might not be a “starter”. That said if we drafted a LBRD2-RD5 it’s not uncommon to see those guys get regular rotation. Here might be an issue.Center of Guard are possible, but really hard to get one to Start unless it’s a Top 75 type selection and they impress. Our OT is locked up.  Corey Linsley Started and he was a Day3. Although that was likely not a plan. JC injured and Corey got thrust in there from the Buckeyes program</blockquote>

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