I liked the player in Okudah, just disappointed they didn't do more to create a trade. Instead of leading up to the draft building the value of their pick, they spent the entire off-season keeping the value down by ensuring the world repeatedly that Stafford wasn't going anywhere. Bring Stafford in, ensure him he's your guy, and tell him that you're going to do everything to improve the team, including making it seem like you're open to trading Stafford and drafting Tua.
Also, in free agency, I would have rather spent money on Glasgow, who you've worked with and has done well, rather than spending money on Big V and HOPING he can handle a bigger load than with his previous team. Then, instead of drafting Swift, there were some very good OTs there at the 2.03.
They've definitely added some good players, but it just seems like they don't actually have a plan.
I think it is a lot like a novice poker player that looks at his hand and thinks "I have a good hand", but doesn't know what the BEST hand is based on the cards on the table and doesn't know what cards can improve their hand on the river. Because they don't know the odds, they don't know whether the right move is to bet, call, fold, or go all in. They also don't seem to have ANY idea of what the others' hands are, because they can't read the table. Then they wonder why they keep ending up with the second or third best hand.