I'm going to disagree slightly, I said last year that the team should've made that year a "One Last Stand" kind of year with no extensions. Well, they didn't do that and we're saddled with the consequences. I don't think they could have sold off and rebuilt all that effectively mid-season. Personally, I think the best time will be next offseason. Cousins will be a more attractive trade candidate (less guarantees and less available on the open market), there will be significant cap room, the young players will have shown who they are and what we can build around. That said, I think if they have a shot to add the QB of the future this year (be it Lance or maybe Kellen Mond in the third round) they should do it. Start grooming a potential replacement now rather than putting yourself in a Ponder type situation. Plus, it's better than having Sean Mannion as your backup. Let's also hope they make that Orlando Brown trade happen. If they do we could be looking at a line that looks like this: Brown-Vera Tucker -Bradly - Cleveland - O'Neill. I'll take that all day long. Now, safety and pass rush? Well, not sure what we're doing there. Perhaps that's where Udoh replaces Vera-Tucker and we draft one in the first. But to me we roll into next year trying to win it while continuing to add long-term pieces at the same time.