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Chief X_Phackter · 03-02-2024, 12:31 PM

Here's my plan. New players in bold.

They must start building the O-line through the draft this year. I think it's more likely they use two draft picks for the O-line, but it's not out of the question that they would use three - depending on trade-backs. But to get through 2024, they will also have to bring in a few free agents.

I'd like to see Connor Williams get a 3-4 year deal, and maybe a 1-year deal for Smith to either hold down the LT spot or be the swing tackle if they hit on a rookie LT in rounds 2 or 3. Dalton Risner is more than serviceable and wouldn't break the bank. He could compete with Paul, Charles, and Brooks for the L Guard spot.

Tyron Smith / (rookie)
Dalton Risner / (Chris Paul)
Connor Williams / (Ricky Stromberg)
Samuel Cosmi / (Mason Brooks)
rookie / (Andrew Wylie)

Swing tackle would be Andrew Wylie, a rookie, or potentially T Smith.

It's a start... continue building through the draft next year.

03-02-2024, 12:31 PM	#3
Chief X_Phackter Pro Bowl Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Lakewood, CO Posts: 5,630	Re: O-Line Rebuild - Adam Peters Style Here's my plan. New players in bold. They must start building the O-line through the draft this year. I think it's more likely they use two draft picks for the O-line, but it's not out of the question that they would use three - depending on trade-backs. But to get through 2024, they will also have to bring in a few free agents. I'd like to see Connor Williams get a 3-4 year deal, and maybe a 1-year deal for Smith to either hold down the LT spot or be the swing tackle if they hit on a rookie LT in rounds 2 or 3. Dalton Risner is more than serviceable and wouldn't break the bank. He could compete with Paul, Charles, and Brooks for the L Guard spot. Tyron Smith / (rookie) Dalton Risner / (Chris Paul) Connor Williams / (Ricky Stromberg) Samuel Cosmi / (Mason Brooks) rookie / (Andrew Wylie) Swing tackle would be Andrew Wylie, a rookie, or potentially T Smith. It's a start... continue building through the draft next year.