I think all teams, no matter how much talent is brought in, will always have depth problems on the O line. O line is so hard to predict from HS to college, no matter the star ranking of a kid. Jackson Carman is one of the best OTs for 2018 but won't face a DL as good as a backup for OSU during his football season. most DL he'll face he will out weigh by as much as 60-80lbs! You just keep brining in the top talent and trying to develop them to their best, so I agree that OL should be brought in over a DB.
From what I've been reading, Alabi is the backup LT, and if something were to happen to Prince, Bowen would slide to RT and Burrell would most likely become the RG. I think Urban has recruited a few guys who because their HS didnt pass much will start out as OG but eventually could be OT with additional coaching. An example of that would be Michael Jordan, who could be LT when Jones is gone, if the job doesn't become Alabi's. Its a win win, because if the staff sees that Alabi is fit to be the LT, then MJ could stay at LG and have the left side locked up. Myers and Davis are in the MJ mold, to where I see both starting at OG but could slide outside (unlike Tressel recruited OL who were not versatile). Guys like Knox and Feder and even possibly Pridgeon unfortunately will most likely be recruited over at this point as its dog eat dog on this time, especially the O line. and the 5 best will play, regardless of where they were recruited (I.e. Bowen and Alabi)
