My plan
Sign Starks to be the RT. It would take big money, but it takes too long for OTs to develop to draft them in the first round. Robert Gallery was supposed to be all-world, but it has taken him quite awhile to be effective. Keep him at RT and Tait on the left side, as I don't think Tait can play RT anymore.
If you can resign Berrian to anything in the neighborhood of Crayton's deal, then by all means. But I would not give him premiere money, because to me he isn't a premiere receiver. He has major holes in his game, as have been pointed out here, and Moose is a great example of paying an imperfect WR top dollar. If Berrian can't be resigned (or perhaps even if he can, if Moose can be cut to make room), sign one of Hackett/Bryant Johnson/Drew Carter. WR is another position with too high a strikeout rate in the draft, and too long a learning curve. Those positions are ones I'd prefer to fill primarily through free agency. A new QB would be nice, but I'd rather surround Orton or Grossman with weapons than bring in a better QB and have him throw to Moose, Rashied and Hester all day.
Draft Phillips, the safety from Miami, with the first pick. This defense has proven it is dependent on a dominant safety to excel. He fills that role. Bring Brown back, and if he gets hurt again Manning can take over.
I also would NOT sign Michael Turner. For one thing, Adrian Peterson (ours, not Purple Jesus) looked about as good as Turner when he was in limited duty. Who knows what Turner could do in a feature role, he could suck too. Second, every other team seems to be able to find guys in the middle rounds who can come in and be effective. The Bears should be able to do that too (maybe this time they could draft someone bigger than my daughter ).
Those would be my top 3 priorities. But Angelo seems to take whatever position is least needed, and add that, so who knows. He'll probabyl draft a TE and DE with the first 2 picks.
