Thing about focusing on the draft is FA comes first, so it’s almost impossible to say how the draft is going to go because team needs aren’t established yet. Pats sign Kirk cousins to a 3 year 75 mil deal qb becomes less of a MUST draft at #3. Give one of those 2nd tier QBs 2-3 years to sit and learn might get the next Love though so certainly an interesting thought process I would not be opposed to.
Here is my off season plan, step 1 recognize this is not a playoff team next year and focus on long term building of the core. There are too many holes to fill in one offseason so dont bother trying. I’d rather double dip on major issues so they get fixed, then single dip on all the issues and be totally screwed when one doesn’t work out. FA sign one of the good enough to start but not good enough to be a franchise QB Mayfield, Tanahill, Flacco etc idc which one to a 2 year 30-40 mil deal expecting them to start this year while the o line sucks and hopefully a highly drafted rookie learns. At least stop the bleeding so you can evaluate the rest of the roster.
I’m all in on tee Higgins give him a 5 year 22 per deal that is actually a 4 year 18 per but get him in the building. Lastly, and I don’t have a specific name but more a type that hopefully someone more in tune with NFL rosters can supply, a 32-35 year old starting LT that’s making too much money. Needs to be traded for cap relief and a couple of 4ths or 5ths will get it done. Again only expecting to start a year while a rookie gets swing tackle/jumbo TE experience. Besides that, just the usual depth signings and resigning the key FA Owenu and Hunter. Love Dugger but peppers is enough and they need a FS type more then another big hitter.
Draft, hope Drake Maye falls to 3, I’m not trading up for any of the top players and want nothing to do with Caleb Williams. He has primadonna bust written all over him, and while I only have watched highlight reels those have been enough to show me he doesn’t routinely make NFL caliber throws. Lots of broken plays where he hits a wide open guy for a long TD. Compared to Maye, pocket breaking down, trash at his feet, hits his covered guy in a spot only he can get to. That’s what the NFL will be like , so obviously either or both can be a bust, but I like what I have seen. Give him a year to sit, develop and learn from a vet, Star top 10 QB for the next 10 years.
MHJ isn’t Randy Moss he’s a taller faster version of his father, so he’s a guy that will get open a ton and make an offense work but isn’t explosive oooo did you see that? I can see him getting 6 catches for 80 yards game in and game out. He’s just not the guy that will take over and win you a game like Randy could. I’d absolutely love him on the team but any receiver is a waste of resources if you don’t have a QB or an oline. If this was next years draft and some of the holes had been filled I’d be in on drafting MHJ but at this point if he’s who is left of the big 3 I am trying to trade down, no lower then 6 so we still get one of the elite LT prospects. Pick up an extra 2nd rounder. So plan A Maye and trade up with our 2nd and a 3rd to get back into the late first and grab a LT. Plan B trade down get LT then use 2 2nd round picks on QB and WR.
TL;DR version spend the entire offseason fixing QB, LT, WR and leave the rest of the holes til next year.