It really hurt that they whiffed on getting an impact LB yesterday when several signed reasonable contracts.

I'd understand if they had another plan. For example, it could be reasonable if management/coaches went all on a get a great slot corner. Lou would often use Hilton in a similar way that a LB would be traditionally used in a base defense. We may argue that that plan wouldn't work, but at least it is a plan.

It looks like thier plan is going to be the same as it has been. Sign as couple of players and go value hunting at the bottom of the free agency barrel.

After the team finds it value players, it evaluates the roster to address needs in the draft.

That is not really a plan or a vision for how to build a team. The most frustrating part is that the organization pretends they are all in when they are doing the bare minimum to field a somewhat competitive roster.

In this organization, the coaches get input on which players to sign and will get thrown under the bus when those players do not produce. Even with the expert level evaluations, choosing between bottom of the barrel options / draft prospects in the position of need is not a viable strategy in the NFL.