I agree. Given reasonable health, next year's team should be quite talented. Offensively, they are set if the tackles come back healthy. Granted, T. Smith is a question mark. People might not like Elliott's paycheck or draft position, but paired with Pollard they are fine at RB. Prescott should be healthy. Jarwin and Schultz look solid at TE. WR is already strong.
The defense needs work, especially if you don't get A. Smith back and/or have concerns about Gregory. You need a DT. LB might be OK. Can J. Smith rebound and LVE stay healthy. You need 2 CBs and a S if you let your free agents walk, and maybe if you don't.
But you might have found some answers this year (Gallimore, Wilson and Gregory, if he can stay healthy mentally). Hill could be there as well. Diggs looks like a long-term answer.
Need a strong draft, and I hope they are in position to trade down a bit and pick up an extra pick or two. If the wheels are completely off and they pick as high as third, you might need to take the OT. A draft isn't for a single season. That might complicate the defensive rebuild a bit.
Assuming you let most of your vet free agents walk, you're going to have to play in that market. I'd try to play at a bit higher level even if that means going into training camp a little soft at a position or two. They don't need another FA blunder like this year.
I don't buy that these veteran coaches suddenly became incompetent. But we will see, I suppose. I think they've played with a bad hand and tried too hard to compensate.
