James says given Aaron Jones receiving ability and age as well as free age, it's over 30,

do you think that we should draft their replacements, uh, or just, do you mean just Aaron Jones

replacements, uh, this year? Or do you feel do you feel like the current depth is sufficient

or do you mean oh oh I'm sorry the other free agents too so Aaron Jones and the other free

agents should you draft their replacements with Aaron Jones I would say no because Jordan

Mason is pretty young and you can do it any year.

Running back is absolutely the position where you can draft and play right away the fastest.

It's not even close.

I think second place is maybe safety and then wide receiver,

but running back is far and away, the first position when this was looked at a few years ago by PFF,

they could step in right away. So you draft one when you need one. You don't wait around,

or you don't try to draft and develop one. You draft one when you need one. I look at as running back. The other positions, though, I mean, yes, of course. I mean, defensive tackle is very high

on my list because you have two guys that are essentially on two-year contracts

who can rotate. And that's the biggest thing is it's not, it doesn't have to be exactly the

replacements, but you can rotate. If you draft Walter Nolan or Derek Harmon, you can just play

him sometimes. You can play him 450 snaps. Look at Milton Williams and what he brought to the Philadelphia Eagles.

A 500 snap guy is not an insult.

Like that could be somebody who really helps in key situations as a pass rusher or Kenneth

Grant and run stuffing.

But in general, I always like to think a year or two down the road with every position.

That's why, I mean, safety is a now and later.

Malachi Sarks or Nick Eminwara could play right now or they could also take and they could

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