They're going to have to draft at least one LB, preferably in the upper rounds. I keep seeing Nakobe Dean mocked to us, but I doubt he lasts that long. Besides, using a 1st on a LB two years in a row would be difficult to justify. Parsons at least can pass rush, which made his being drafted in the 1st much more palatable.

Brandon Smith, Penn State in the 3rd would be ideal: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/brandon-smith-penn-state-lb-nfl-draft-scouting-report-2022/

As far a Keanu Neal goes, he really didn't impress, so I doubt he gets any big offers. With Dan Quinn coming back, he may be willing to sign a reasonable deal to come back as well.

In addition to tendering Gifford and Bernard, I'd like to see them bulk up and convert Tyler Coyle to LB like they did with Neal. He's the same height and only 2lbs lighter (209) than Neal. Get him in the weight room this off season and get him up to ~215. He's a lot more athletic than Neal. He ran a 4.36 40 (vs 4.62), 39" vert (38"), 24 bench reps (17), 4.02 short shuttle (4.38) and 7.14 3-cone (7.09).

I don't think he has much of a future at Safety with Donovan Wilson and Mukuamu ahead of him at SS. Converting him to LB might be the best bet to get that athleticism on the field to cover TE's, RB's and maybe even slot receivers.