Braxton Jones Has Regressed & Bears Drafted Kiran Amegadjie

I could have added Everette or Carter. Having a player doesn't mean much if they aren't used. Schultz isn't used in a way that Kmet can and has been this year. His best games are 30 yards.

You just need a couple legit options, and a solid 3rd. having a shit ton of weapons doesn't improve your O it just creates mouths to feed.

Bronco's also had 18 picks in 2010 and 2011 9 in the first 3 rds. They drafted 3 OL in the first 3 rounds those 2 years. Welker was at the end of his career and cheap and was seen as 2. Decker was a 3rd rd pick, Julius was a 4th round pick ie not top 10 and seen as a 1a/2, Thomas was 22nd, not top 10(proving you don't need to get a special WR top 10); and again they didn't ignore the OL while taking any of them, nor did they use mid/late round picks on the OL b/c they went WR early. They weren't drafted in spite of an OL that was in desperate need of help.

If the Bears had 18 picks the last 2 years, 9 of which were in the first 3 rounds and they had spent 3 on OL, or had bothered in the previous 2 years spending a top pick at OT and another mid pick at G, on top of those picks, there wouldn't be an issue or question about them taking Rome. Denver did in fact drafted a G in rd 4 in 09, and the year before that an OT in rd 1 and a C in rd 4. It's almost like before those "roads" that you think led to Rome, they had actually built those roads via the drafting of OL, and went on to continue to build those roads via drafting OL then used those WR's as wheels instead of the actual road. 

So if Poles had actually built his team like Den, there wouldn't be an issue w/what they did this year; but he didn't and it's cause a giant liability for the entire team. B/c the road that leads to rome is paved via the quality of OL not the quality of WR's. At no time do you need multiple #1 WR picks along w/a 2nd rd pick TE unless you are trying to make your final push to a SB, ala TB w/Brady. They knew they were going to push for SB's and went out and spent to get him everything he wanted to make the path as easy as possible for their old qb that wasn't capable of doing it w/jags anymore. Mahomes, Kelce and jags after Hill left. Stroud Nico, now Diggs, jags. Daniels in DC, McClauren and jags. AZ drafted their stud, jags. 

You don't take WR's over OL unless the OL is already good; and the Bears haven't had a good OL for 3 qb's.

There is always some kid who is Canadian or went to a Canadian University on the team. It is a good omen I believe lol, though Claypool did a number with that belief of mine haha. 

IMO, I really don't see him at OT.

You could be right, but at 6'7" he is less than ideal for an interior offensive lineman.