first, there are no adequate RT replacements in FA. Scratch it off your list. If Pioli signs one, the player should not be a starter (unless there is a surprising cut between now and March 13th). RT will have to be drafted, me thinks. Martin or Reiff in the 1st? Sanders in the 2nd or 3rd?

Obviously the big LGs are Nicks and Grubbs. I’d take either one. In the draft, I’d LOVE DeCastro.

I really wouldn’t mind our first three rounds looking like this: DeCastro, LG; Allen, TE; Sanders, RT.

NT- I’ll be very disappointed if they don’t go out and sign Paul Soliai.

I’m warming up to Green-Ellis to take the place of Jones and Battle. Charles, Green-Ellis, McCluster and McClain would make for a very good backfield.

I’m assuming we don’t end up with RG III, so re-signing Orton or taking a loooong look at Manning’s medical records is a must. If Pioli did shockingly trade up and draft RG III, it would make looking for OG more important in FA. We’ll have a good idea of what he is thinking during the first couple weeks of FA.

In short, I’d really like this off-season:

-DeCastro, Allen, Sanders
-Soliai, Green-Ellis, Orton/Manning, Landry

Or…

-RG III, Sanders, TE
-Soliai, Nicks, Green-Ellis, Landry

Both will stay. Both will get paid. A couple of other big name FAs will come here too. Plenty of money to burn.

Maybe you can bring it up on your phone.

won’t cost picks.

The only QBs reasonably available to deem a “franchise player” would be Orton or Flynn. One has likely shown his ceiling, which isn’t very good consistently, and one is Matt Cassel 2.0, with a vastly smaller sample size of on-field performance.

Are we ready to lock them up for multiple years and somewhere between $12-$15 million a season? You be the judge

Didn’t you realize that the team was supposed to immediately throw hundreds of millions of dollars at game changing free agents like Aubreyo Franklin, Vince Young, Steve Smith, and Terrell Owens?

Obviously