Frankly, I would not expect any OL drafted out of the top 10-15 as any kind of lock to be a starter on Day 1 of his rookie season. This isn't fantasy football. OL often take 1-2 years or even longer to make the front of the depth chart. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I don't remember it happening every year. But that's why they seldom get drafted that high. The risk/reward odds for immediate impact are higher than QBs most classes.Going against the grain here, I thinks it's extremely foolish to reach on a guard here in the 1st, unless you can tell me that guard is best player available. Our offensive roster is a mess and, frankly, if a GM can't find a starting nfl guard in the 2nd rd or so, he should be evaluated himself
Now, it does look like there may be a couple of OL that make that grade this year. If so, sure JS should go for it. There aren't really any skill positions on our roster where we need that kind of immediate return on investment.