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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mradtke66" data-source="post: 1063418" data-attributes="member: 4199">I don't know if I buy that.  Going from pro-football-reference and assuming I'm reading correctly:2025 draft, 2 OL.  R2 highest2024, 3 OL, R1 highest2023, 0 OL2022, 3 OL, R3 highest2021, 2 OL, R2 highest2020, 3 OL, R6 highest 2019, 0 OL2018, 1 OL, R5 2017, 0 OL2016, 2 OL, R2 highest2015, 0 OL2014, 1 OL, R52013, 2 OL, R4 highest2012, 1 OL, R62011, 1 OL, R12010, 1 OL, R12009, 2 OL, R4 highestAnd I now i'm getting bored.  Some years we spend more.  Some year less.  I don't think there is much of a blueprint.  If the players are there, they take them.  If not, they don't.I suspect the difference is perception.  When we've hit on players, it feels good. When we miss, we ask why we aren't putting more into the position. Spending back to back 1st rounders on OL, that's obviously trying really hard.  But 2011 was Sherrod who's leg exploded, so we forget about him.  2017-2019 seems lean, but we got Linsley in that block.</blockquote>

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