yes because LTs are just pouring out of college into the nfl, our cups runneth over with great LT talent, should be easy to find an elite LT in picks likely 26-32
26-32 this year would have meant the top 5 tackles were all off the board (and the 5th one had serious question marks albeit i was a big fan of him as a prospect)
but all the tackle prospects after that had questions (and some werent really even candidates to play LT) - Isaiah Wilson was a RT with great size and physicality but not the athleticism to play LT in our scheme, Ezra Cleveland was not a scheme fit for the ravens (nor was his tape particularly great tbh either), Josh Jones is pretty high ceiling low floor player - awful footwork right now and really susceptible to power rushes, lucas niang i really liked but again was a physical RT with some limited foot speed, Matt Peart is all tools and no refinement, saahdiq charles has maturity issues to go with his top 50 talent, prince tega wanogho clearly has some serious question marks over his knee, ben bartch might project comes from incredibly low level competition (and might project best inside anyway)
this was an insanely good Tackle class but i dont see an answer at LT where we might be picking... to suggest that we can even get a safe good run blocker average pass blocker for a fraction of the price as stanley assumes we hit on a tackle straight away when we're looking at a range of prospects who have obvious flaws that could see them fail
it also ignores the fact that you now need to spend valuable draft picks on a position that you already had sorted and now are expending capital on just so you dont fall off a cliff there...
that's bad team-building strategy