If the Steelers draft Warmack then.....

**BigRob** · 01-23-2013, 07:31 PM

Originally Posted by NW Steeler

Another reason why we wont draft him.

That won't stop them from drafting him if he is the BPA. O-line is still a position of need. Destro still has years on his contract. Pouncey will be taken care of first.

**supersteeler** · 01-23-2013, 07:40 PM

I wonder how the 49ers are doing it. They have 3 PRO Bowlers on their offensive line.
We need a dominate interior O-line and then you will see our run game explode, if they have to worry about signings down the road then just hand the ball off to Dwyer hoping Beachum can open a lane for him or whoever is back there.

**steelz09** · 01-23-2013, 09:23 PM

Originally Posted by supersteeler

I wonder how the 49ers are doing it. They have 3 PRO Bowlers on their offensive line.
We need a dominate interior O-line and then you will see our run game explode, if they have to worry about signings down the road then just hand the ball off to Dwyer hoping Beachum can open a lane for him or whoever is back there.

Dwyer is not a starting running back in this league.

**papillon** · 01-23-2013, 11:42 PM

Originally Posted by supersteeler

I wonder how the 49ers are doing it. They have 3 PRO Bowlers on their offensive line.
We need a dominate interior O-line and then you will see our run game explode, if they have to worry about signings down the road then just hand the ball off to Dwyer hoping Beachum can open a lane for him or whoever is back there.

Kaepernick is on his rookie contract, Gore is getting on in years, Crabtree is the biggest name in the WR corps and Vernon Davis might be their best offensive weapon and he's a tight end. There probably isn't a lot of money tied up in skill players, so they can afford the pro-bowl linemen.

Pappy

**focosteeler** · 01-24-2013, 12:17 AM

Originally Posted by papillon

Kaepernick is on his rookie contract, Gore is getting on in years, Crabtree is the biggest name in the WR corps and Vernon Davis might be their best offensive weapon and he's a tight end. There probably isn't a lot of money tied up in skill players, so they can afford the pro-bowl linemen.

Pappy

I honestly think that is how it should be done on offense. Pay for your franchise QB, 3 pro-bowl lineman and 2 other solid guys. cheap skill position guys that can get the job done. Rest of the money spent on D

**Djfan** · 01-24-2013, 01:21 AM

Originally Posted by focosteeler

I honestly think that is how it should be done on offense. Pay for your franchise QB, 3 pro-bowl lineman and 2 other solid guys. cheap skill position guys that can get the job done. Rest of the money spent on D

FWP agrees with you. That SB record run he had was a gift from a great OT!!