Of we get first pick overall, then we have the kind of situation you’re implying where everything we’re interested in is available to us.
  If, however, by some random chance we start winning games, the draft strategy immediately changes. (This is assuming the top prospects all stay healthy. Keep in mind one of the main reasons we drafted Tye Hill over Antonio Cromartie was the broken leg Cromartie had at FSU)
   There are six teams yet to win a game this year, of course one of which is St. Louis. What if we land at #5? It’s entirely plausible that Oher, Monroe, Maualuga and Laurinaitis all go top 4. Now what? Right now, Beckwith is floating around the middle to end of the 1st round, Loadholt is already getting the “overrated” tag slapped on him, which leaves us Jason Smith, Jamon Meredith, and Alex Boone all looking at the late 1st round, early 2nd.
  I’m already hoping we do what we didn’t do in the ‘08 draft: trade down to someone more desperate. I know the reaction is to say, "Who’s more desperate than us?!" But the reality is we have A TON of holes to fill. A playoff team that is on the cusp of a solid 3-5 year playoff run with the addition of a premier OT or MLB will covet those first 4 spots.
  Damn you Rams, its September 23rd and I’m already getting verbal diarrhea on the draft……

First, Draft is a LB. If you’re saying to upgrade the LB position, well, that’s what this post was about.
As for cornerback, we drafted Justin King in ‘08, Jonathan Wade in ’07, Tye Hill as the #15 pick in ’06, and Bartell in ’05. That’s 4 CB’s in 4 years, which means we need to draft better.
For O-line, yes, we need help, but, again, we’ve drafted the O-line AND made a free agency addition in the form of Bell.
For WR, we hit the 2nd and 4th round this year. I’ll diary that position in the near future, but two draft picks in the first four round should yield a team at least one significant receiver.

He’s solid, but he seems to me to be a slot 3-4 pass rusher, like Gholston. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, but since the Rams play a 4-3, I don’t know how he’d fit. If we slot him on the corner of a 4-3, it presents a serious weakness on the run. I’d be happier with a Clint Sintim type who has the size and eyes to deal with the run and the power to rush the QB (see Terrell Suggs).

This Blue guy is still rooting for the Cowboys. I’m tempted to put a poll on the front page asking how Romo will lose a playoff game this year. I’m going with “Scrambles for 73 yards only to pull a DeSean Jackson and fumble before he gets to the goalline. Fumble returned by Urlacher, Bears win 21-20.”