Let me tell you something, Pac Nation. I got a letter. I got a letter from Randy. Randy in Minnesota.

Pack Nation, a man is sitting in the state of Minnesota surrounded by purple and gold,

and he is writing the Big Sal about the Green Bay Packers' offensive line.

Randy, I want you to know that right there is the most beautiful thing I have

heard all week. You are a brave man. You are a man of culture. And I am going to take your

argument seriously because it deserves to be taken seriously. Here is what Randy said. He said,

Sal, I agree we need to address the O line, but I question using our first

available pick on one no matter what. He said, this draft looks heavy on interior alignment. He said,

if a quality edge or corner drops to us, that might be the wiser move. And then Randy laid out his priority order.

Edge first, corner second, offensive lineman third. And he said, love the insights. Go, pack, go.

Randy. Randy. I read that three times because that is not a bad argument.

That is a real argument.

That is the kind of argument that makes you put the phone down and stare at the ceiling

for a minute.

And I want to be honest with PACT Nation right now.

My first instinct when I read it was to push back hard immediately reflexively but I made myself

slow down because Randy is not wrong that edge rushes and corners are rare he is

not wrong about that premium pass rushes do not grow on trees true shutdown

corners do not fall into your lap.

Those are finite resources in this league.

And when they are available, you do not look away.

But here is where I have to pump the brakes on Randy's list.

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