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Quit being a bitch and accept private messages.

I just saw that shit. I only looked at it because it was locked....haha

No doubt he's the most ready lineman in the entire draft. Anybody that practiced against Poe for any extended period of time should probably have a HOF bust in the pre-production stage. Not to mention he plays for Memphis which means he had zero help and likely blocked the entire DLine by...

What other teams do is irrelevant. Any team without a QB will likely spend more resources on trying to get a QB, taking available resources from the OL. Any team with a solid OL will likely not spend as many resources on OL. For the last 5-6 years Dallas has had a QB. They've had good but...

You realize the context of "neglecting the OL" extends back further than a single year don't you? You do realize that, don't you? Since 2000. That's 13 drafts. Dallas has taken 18 OL. 8 of them have come in the 6th round or later. 7 have come in the top 100 picks of the draft.

They signed this guy? 20+ sacks last year? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XU34I3duRw&feature=player_embedded

I'd imagine this guy is all world. Having practice against Poe for years on end would make anybody a HOF lock.

And I was saying I think the SOLB should be more than a helper. Then I talked about what position I think that perspective is fine at. S can be a helper, I'm cool with that. Guy up front who is supposed to make plays needs to do just that.

When they start handing out SB trophies to the team with the most merit badges, then I'll be impressed.

Won't be long before dbair champions this as a clear sign that Dallas doesn't ignore the OL.

I'm saying your argument that they already have players on the OL isn't an excuse not to upgrade at one of those positions if you can.

What does that matter? You asked how they determine who the worst OL is and I told you. Clearly there were players who would start over Costa. Ben Jones or Blake would likely personally hand him his pink slip.

If taking the vast majority of your OL late in the draft isn't ignoring that unit, there isn't a team in the NFL that ignores the OL. I don't supposed people would feel the same way if Dallas had cut Newman, passed on Carr and Claiborn and instead drafted 3CBs between the 5th, 6th and 7th...

Probably the same way they did it with Sam Young and Brewster.

Which means?

So fucking cut the worst one. Bring in a better guy, get rid of the worst...........sounds like an idea but not sure.

Pray the OL is magically better.

I can live with that for some spots. Not every player is going to a stud. SOLB should be one of the guys who can get those opportunities because he so close to the line and should be able to pass rush. Having a S who's dependable and a role player is fine in my book. But, it really looks as...

Oh, I thought you meant legitimate starter. My bad. Didn't know you were counting the leftovers after over half the line was cut.

Wait, they actually drafted a guy who's capable of learning the playbook?