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Yeah, I shouldn’t have quoted you my comment was more general. Apologies.Who said Kiran was as good as Banks? Is T their only need? I won't complain about a T in 1 but is it really a pressing or #1 need?
We'd like Jones to be better with a bull rush but imagine if Caleb actually had a pocket to step up into instead of having to constantly back up and all those outside rush deep redirects that were troubling are now a yard or more behind him. Most of Jones' pressures and sacks were as much the interior's fault as his.
Kiran got drafted as a guy with a ton of potential to be coached up and has had zero opportunity to have that happen due to not being able to practice until a few weeks into the season. No idea what he'll become but I suspect the staff will want to find out. You don't waste an early 3rd on an injured player you don't plan on using that year unless you project a round or more higher grade on him once back to normal and coached up.
Kiran Amegadjie's Draft Profile | Yale, OT Scouting Report | PFSN
As his 2024 NFL Draft scouting report states, Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie has the high-level physical tools to be the first FCS prospect selected in April.www.profootballnetwork.com
In regards to your question about offensive line being a pressing need, I believe so. I believe great teams are constructed like this:
Owner-GM-QB-Head Coach-Offensive Line.
Once that’s situated, the rest is easy.
