Andy Johnson

Safely, they avoided the third round as a team last year, and I think that might have been the best for all parties.

Shemar Turner, Ozzie Trapillo, through no fault of his own, 56th overall pick.

That guy's supposed to be contributing.

And all of the offensive linemen who were picked ahead of him did prior to Ozzie getting the nod, finally, which happened because of injury.

And then, unfortunately, the patellar tendon injury is one where we have to take it very seriously.

We cannot assume his timeline or how he is going to be after that.

But long-term, no.

We're trying to figure it out.

Not entirely sure, but glad he had a redemption arc.

Shamar Turner, 62nd overall pick.

Six defensive tackle that was taken.

And in his last game, we saw him play at end, which doesn't give me confidence that they were happy with what they saw.

Clay Harbor was in here last week and said he's concerned about his durability after undergoing that ACL tear.

And his long-term outlook.

So when you consider all of this, I appreciate the fact that he was okay with owning up to it.

But at the same time, now the question becomes, what are you going to do about it?

And I don't think all the pressure should be applied to Shamar Turner.

I don't think putting a relative rookie in that position is okay.

If it's quarterback, it's a different thing.

But in this case, he can't make good for all of the miscues on the defensive line or the lack of production.