Urban
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The thing I worry about the most in this situation is Dorsey hasn't been great at assessing OLine talent since he's been here: Hubbard, Corbett, traded Zeitler, Kush, Lamm, etc. Tretter's been OK but there a point last year where that signing looked highly questionable at best and he was even getting publicly challenged by Dorsey.
KC had some solid moves at OL. Not trying to take credit from him, but with the Reid situation it's hard to know exactly how much of a hand Dorsey had in building the line.
We've made a heavy investment in the skill positions both in draft assets and actual dollars. The OL up to this point has pretty much been an afterthought. Need to throw at least one high pick at the line, if not both our 1st and 2nd in 2020.
Hubbard and Corbett are certanly fair critiques.
I don't necessarily agree with the rest. Lamm and Kush were both low dollar depth fillers, what exactly would you expect?. I think Kush has actually played fine, despite PFF hammering him for the Rams game. Dorsey didn't sign Tretter. Jury is still out on the Zeitler/Vernon trade