The Los Angeles Rams fielded what was widely considered one of the NFL's worst offensive lines this past season, but did not select a single offensive lineman in this year's draft.
What gives?
It makes a lot more sense once you dive deeper.
First, consider their free-agent signings. They splurged on a left tackle, as they should, signing Andrew Whitworth to a three-year contract that guaranteed him $15 million. They released center Tim Barnes, but replaced him with John Sullivan, a six-year fixture on the Vikings' offensive line until back issues crept up in 2015.