Taking away one sack a game is going to make very little difference if you have playmakers able to make plays.
Yes I understand constant pressure is a huge problem - but we did not have issues with constant pressure last year. It would be fine to take a tackle if they are really the best on the board, but it is not by any means a desperate need.
By all measures the defense was a far bigger issue than the OL was.
Kyler Murray was the 5th most pressured QB in the league last year, but was the most elusive. It's not "one sack a game," it's letting Kyler have the time to not have to get skittish and run away the instant his RT engages the defender. It's hard to let playmakers make plays when every successful NFL offense is predicated on timing. And I don't mean counting to two-one-thousand before the OL lets the pass rush through.
I don't care how great Lamb is, the offense can't consistently succeed with everyone coming back to the ball because Kyler's gotta use his legs and have everyone break off their patterns.
But hey, we can agree on the defense. I'm in full support of the top defenders if we choose to go that route. All I want to do is prevent our QB from playing full-out hero ball.