The OL depth of this draft dictates that you can get a starting caliber OL with the 24th pick. However, too many fans will misinterpret that as overall depth and suggest just wait until the 2nd round to get your OL. IMO, that's not at all the case, the OL depth falls off a cliff once you get out of the top 50. At 24, you get a five plus year starter. At 56 you are most likely getting Matt Weletzko. If you're lucky, you may get Zach Frazier.
Position-specific draft strategies are how you get Kelvin Joseph and Luke Schoonmaker.
You almost have to subscribe to a pure BPA strategy in the 2nd because the draft never falls exactly the way you think it will. It doesn't help that the Jones are awful at maneuvering up and down the draft.