Simpleton
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Exactly, which is why I'm not worried about how to fix the defense relative to the Pickens decision.The way I look at it is, we have 3 picks in the first 2 rounds in each of the next two drafts. That means we can infuse the defense with a lot of talent relatively cheaply and by the time those guys need to be paid Pickens will be off the books.
And we're not going to spend on outside free agents anyway so it's not like paying Pickens will stop us from signing immediate veteran help on defense. We weren't going to anyway.
Two 1's the next two years is plenty of ammo, it's just a matter on hitting on 2-3 of them.
The offense is almost entirely built with guys under contract long-term if they extend Pickens. The only spots that might need to be addressed in the next two years are RB (easy to find) and OT.
Aside from that the OL is squared away with at least 4 starters (could be all 5) all under contract, TE, WR if Pickens resigns, and QB (in the short term).
I'd still look hard at QB if an opportunity in the draft presents itself but the offense is mostly set for the next 2-3 years.