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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DILLIGAFF" data-source="post: 273966" data-attributes="member: 1719">There are a few ways to build an O-line, you forgot to mention the Colts, who have nobody drafted in the the 3rd round or higher starting for them.  But much like the teams you mentioned above have dealt in free agency to fill holes on proven serviceable lineman who have gotten their growing pains and learning curves on other teams.  So these teams have a mixture of drafted talent combined with free agents (at least 2 or 3 years in the league)  to mold into a serviceable O-line. Unlike TT, he is going on his draft picks alone, ignoring free agents that have potential and have at least 2 or 3 years under their belts.  If you limit yourself like TT does, you better be spot on in the draft, and have enough veteran talent to bring along the rookies.  Our veteran talent are 2 old and injured tackles, backed by unproven rookies and 1 to 2  year guys who have yet to prove themselves. Last year going into the season we needed one more proven tackle with at least 3 to 4 years in the league that has started at least 16 games.  Then you can bring along the likes of a Barbre/Lang/Spitz/Breno. To teach and learn on the Monday night stage against the likes of Jerrad Allen will cause you problems. This way of building needs to be addressed before you start the coaching questions.</blockquote>

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