Football Grump

now you're going to be subtracting.

Now you're talking about, you know, possibly trading Kavon to get $14 million.

You know what I mean?

That sort of thing.

Because again, you are going to have to sign your draft class as well.

And then, you know, you're using your second round pick on a guard.

When are you getting this defensive tackle?

You have no third round pick.

So you're drafting love at five.

You're not trading down.

You're drafting a guard in the second round.

What are you getting your defensive tackle in the fourth round?

I mean, I hope there is a possibility that somebody is there, but that's the same sort of.

In a narrow view, that's the same sort of strategy as letting center walk.

John Feliciano walking free agency with no plan, just being like, I hope our plan is to get a center in the draft.

We're going to get a center job.

It's not quite that level, but it's walking that line in a narrow line.

Basically, what it signals to summarize all that is that.

They are going on a very slow pathway towards competing because all of that investment to one side of the ball when the defensive side of the ball currently sucks.

You have nothing at corner, very little in other spots.