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<blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1086302" data-attributes="member: 13032"><p>I agree with a lot of this Adam. I felt like we went into the season, and <strong>after</strong> acquiring Parsons, with the CB group a weak spot, but that the OL and DL was ok. In fact they looked like a legit SB contender. Losing Slaton to FA and then Wyatt to injury has hurt run D, as we saw against the Ravens. So more depth is needed there.</p><p></p><p>The OL has been hit and mostly miss. Banks is ok but a bad value. Belton showed more promise in his rooki year than Morgan has showed in 2 years. Maybe that gets fixed when Walker leaves and Morgan gets to play his best position, LT. They still need depth, just like the DL.</p><p></p><p>The CB group is a disaster area, and Gluten is going to have to devote disproportionate resources (draft, FA $$$) to fix. And no, Hobbs was a swing and a miss, and expensive. He will be cut.</p><p></p><p>I disagree that RB is "washed" - and by that I assume you mean washed out. Jacobs played most of the year hurt, and the OL wasn't very good at opening gaps for him. I do expect his snap count will go down and Wilson's will go up. It would be nice to FINALLY see Lloyd. But Jacobs is the leader of the O, not Love, and just his presence makes them better. If LLoyd isn't going to cut it, take the loss and find a RB in the 4th-6th rounds.</p><p></p><p>I still think that when guys like Kraft, Parsons, and Wyatt are back, this is a contending team (for a SB).</p><p></p><p>Gluten may have to nmake some symbolic shake-ups. RB seems like the easiest to address. Keep Jacobs and add some promising rookies. If the Bears can find a guy like Monangai in the 7th round......</p><p></p><p>As for this season, we all need to be rrealistic. Personally I'd consider it a success if they get a first round win against the Bears.</p><p></p><p>Life goes on man, life goes on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Heyjoe4, post: 1086302, member: 13032"] I agree with a lot of this Adam. I felt like we went into the season, and [B]after[/B] acquiring Parsons, with the CB group a weak spot, but that the OL and DL was ok. In fact they looked like a legit SB contender. Losing Slaton to FA and then Wyatt to injury has hurt run D, as we saw against the Ravens. So more depth is needed there. The OL has been hit and mostly miss. Banks is ok but a bad value. Belton showed more promise in his rooki year than Morgan has showed in 2 years. Maybe that gets fixed when Walker leaves and Morgan gets to play his best position, LT. They still need depth, just like the DL. The CB group is a disaster area, and Gluten is going to have to devote disproportionate resources (draft, FA $$$) to fix. And no, Hobbs was a swing and a miss, and expensive. He will be cut. I disagree that RB is "washed" - and by that I assume you mean washed out. Jacobs played most of the year hurt, and the OL wasn't very good at opening gaps for him. I do expect his snap count will go down and Wilson's will go up. It would be nice to FINALLY see Lloyd. But Jacobs is the leader of the O, not Love, and just his presence makes them better. If LLoyd isn't going to cut it, take the loss and find a RB in the 4th-6th rounds. I still think that when guys like Kraft, Parsons, and Wyatt are back, this is a contending team (for a SB). Gluten may have to nmake some symbolic shake-ups. RB seems like the easiest to address. Keep Jacobs and add some promising rookies. If the Bears can find a guy like Monangai in the 7th round...... As for this season, we all need to be rrealistic. Personally I'd consider it a success if they get a first round win against the Bears. Life goes on man, life goes on. [/QUOTE]
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