Seeing as how we didn’t take Dorsey. What I meant was that if we had taken Dorsey then we should have waited to pick up both a QB and OL in the second round. As to who that would be at OL, I guess I would say the best available. Maybe Duane Brown or Kentwan Balmer or even Sam Baker, would have fallen to us, or maybe even Chil Rachal. It really doesn’t matter who we picked up because any of them would be an improvement. And yes, I do think they are as talented as Baker. None of these guys, including Baker, are going to come into the league and destroy defensive linemen and each would have certain learning and growth to go through before having an impact on their team. I don’t think Baker is going to start immediately, but just like the rest I am sure it won’t be long before they are implemented into the starting lineup.

My arguement isn’t that we picked up Sam Baker, as I have stated that I think he is a great lineman, it’s how we went about it giving up those two high second round picks. Given that we had so many needs going into the draft one would think it would be best if we didn’t lose our highest picks to get a good player. Like I said previously, had it been one of those second rounders and a later pick, say a fifth or sixth rounder, then in my opinion it would have been a much better deal.

The fact still remains that in this draft there was a plethora of quality QB’s to choose from while there were very few o-linemen and defensive tackles and we would have been better off taking Dorsey, then making a trade-up to get a quality lineman and waiting to pick up a QB in the second round. You can’t look at any one thing individually as each pick affect the others.