Let's see:
Clement - Agreed. And in addition to what you mentioned, they have Ito Smith and JaQuan Hardy on the PS. They also have Ralston and Olonilua returning at FB/Power RB that could help fill his role.

At WR - Mostly agreed, but I have a higher opinion of Turner's ability to step up to #3 if needed. I would absolutely love for them to re-sign Wilson, with the standard disclaimer, at the right price. Gallup would be nice on a lower, prove your health, type deal. But, I think he ends up riding out most of FA while getting healthy and then signs a nice deal somewhere at the start of camp for someone very WR needy. We also have Brandon Smith who looked good in limited flashes off the PS and Vasher who was stashed on IR so he'd have a chance to develop. There's also Fehoko who will likely step into the Brown role.

TE - Agreed, plus we'll have Ralston and Olonilua who may step into an H-Back role. As for blocking, they seem to love their extra OL as blockers inline and in the backfield. I just don't see the need for a dedicated blocking TE like Sprinkle. Would absolutely love to retain Schultz, even if it meant trading Jarwin. Probably wouldn't get much, but with as many holes as we'll likely have, every pick and dollar freed up counts.

G - I disagree on the lack of in-house options to replace Williams. I posted a long breakdown on the OL in another article. Basically, I'd move La'el back to LG and let him compete with McGovern, Farniok, and possibly even Alarcón. Make Steele the starter at RT.

T - Agreed.

DT - Agreed, although I'd try to re-sign one or both at a reasonable price as Bohanna still needs improvement and none of the rest are very good against the run. We don't have much waiting in the wings as run stoppers either. Ideally, if Quinn takes a HC job, we'll get a DC that places a little more value in a big run stopper or two on the DL.

DE - There is no way I would tag an unreliable DE like Gregory. He's always been about "potential". He has proven that his biggest potential is to do something boneheaded at the worst possible time. Let him walk and enjoy the 3rd or 4th round comp pick in 2023. As for Armstrong, agreed.

LB - Agreed on all counts.

CB - Yup. I was one of the people with higher hopes for him. I was wrong.

S - Agreed. Hooker was a big disappointment. Kazee is a gambler that loses more than he wins. Let him follow Quinn again.

P - Pretty sad that the only player deserving of a game ball in the wild card game was the punter. Would love to see him back, if the price is right. If not, Niswander was stashed on IR and is a very good Plan B.

LS - Yup. But, he wouldn't keep me from bringing in an UDFA for competition since he is 34, after all.

Can't wait for an article on possible cap casualties. Currently, $21.3M over per Spotrac, $23.1M per Over The Cap.