Brian, that would be an awesome draft should it fall that way. No way that I'm not using a #2 on McNeil (enormous potential at a dire position of need for the position and greatly aids in evaluation of LVE and Smith in essentially contract years, who have their flaws but have not played behind DTs that can keep OL from reaching them much quicker than average, and to see if Gallimore or Hill are good 3-Ts when focused solely on that position, neither are NTs). If I'm GM, McNeil is my #2 pick no matter how I secure him to move up or down as the board falls. I believe McNeil will be a massive upgrade this year and could be a pro bowler soon. I want to know if in 2022 we need to draft 3-Ts or LBs high as last year was horrible in those positions. Gallimore and Smith, at least, awoke some promise they might develop. The LBs never came close to 2018 form. Since Smith was guaranteed for this season the staff must see something in him. It is for that reason I am hoping they also see the need for an impactful NT. Their best FA signing within a reasonably degree of certainty is the NT who is a good run-stopper without much pass rush. It may be the Cowboys are thinking along the same lines. I would rather get beaten through the air than watch another Cleveland or Rams game on the ground as that is more indefensible as it merely required a handoff without a turnover to be very effective against us. I'd rather hand it off to destroy an opponent than place it in the air. Wilson and Diggs emerged very well last season. DL is the biggest concern.