There's no shortage of issues that the new Falcons GM and head coach will have to address upon taking over. Among those problems is what to do with the offensive line.
The OL has had trouble in both aspects of the offense, run-blocking and pass protection. Todd Gurley's not had a 100-yard rushing game since Week 7 and Matt Ryan has suffered 31 sacks this season, third-most in the NFL.
So what are some of the questions the new duo will need to address?
• Who is the future at the center position? Mack? Hennessy? Someone else?
• Is Kaleb McGary going to stick at right guard or is a move to the left a possibility?
• Do you keep with the current blocking scheme or is there a change?
• How high a draft pick do you need to spend to further deepen the OL rotation?
• How much does Jake Matthews have left in the tank?
There are certainly more questions than that, but those seem to be the most pressing.
With so many other concerns on the team, and salary cap limitations inhibiting spending, it will be interesting to see how much attention is devoted to fixing the OL as there are plenty of glaring issues along the defensive line as well.