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Waiting to see how the OT situation plays out is probably going to be a big part of the calculus. -
If you draft players who can push the starters in competitions, then you have depth. Gantt's focus is Week 1, 2026. That is never my view. if your focus is on talent alone, and if you do not consider the salary cap, then this is accurate. If a player making $25m per season can be traded or not renewed because you have a player on a rookie contract who can do the job almost as well--before the maturation and experience occurs, then you may take a small step back for a moment so that you can leap forward later. About Walker--LTs have done pretty well in Green Bay's system. He is a good pass protector, and so is Freeling. About DT--they are often rotational. Hunter will still play and he will improve with experience. The WR field is not that crowded. If you have 5 different WRs who can play, they usually do. Hecht might have the best opportunity to take a starting job, and he is a fifth rounder. So you look at the cap and the idea is to start as many on rookie contracts as possible. Does that mean to start rookies day 1. Nope. -
By organicrusty1201 · Posted
It better be, if it wasn't for the Stank line we might have lost in the first round - Ottawa found a way to shut down our first line completely.
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