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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 824913" data-attributes="member: 2846">Not sure if that is true. I can think of examples supporting and refuting this. We just signed 4 FAs who weren't 1st rounders. 3 non-OL and 1 who was OL.  Suspect the numbers may be skewed because there are 5 OL starters and only 2 of most other positions.I accept your apology.I would shy away from drafting a 3rd down specialist. My high picks need to be guys who are contributing much more than 15 plays a game. Yes a speed rusher would help, but not our defense as much as others. Last season, Colts drafted a guard, Quentin Nelson, 6th overall.  Casserly said hes was the best OL player to come out in 20 years. Colts OL went from marginal to one of the best. He is the first OG to win rookie of the week. Colt offense and andy luck, had their best output in some time.An OL can really improve your team and I wouldn't hesitate taking one high. The Packers have a big hole at OG and need at OT.</blockquote>

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