Not unfair. But the point that he's making is directly addressing this comment of yours: Well, they chose to keep the quality offensive players that they DID have immense success drafting, while as noted, then focused their draft efforts on building the defense. Yes, many of those players failed to improve the team. Is that Dom's fault for pushing for guys to fit his scheme rather than BPA? Failure of the coaches to develop those players? Failure of the scouts to correctly identify their flaws? Failure of Ted to pick the right guy? Probably some combo of all of the above. But saying they didn't try to fix the defense when their early draft picks have been heavily slanted toward that side of the ball during the past 10 years is a bit unfair.