NFL teams with glaring holes still to fill

Many teams' depth charts are fairly set going into OTAs. But several franchises left the draft with some noticeable roster holes. May 7 represents a key date on the NFL calendar. Free agents signed after 4 p.m. ET Tuesday will not factor into the 2020 compensatory pick formula, which should lead to several big-name players finding homes after two-month stays on the open market.  As another wave of free agency approaches, here are the position groups in need of the most help: Houston Texans: offensive line   Deshaun Watson became the first quarterback in 12 years to be sacked more than 60 times in a season, being dropped 62 times in 2018. That was the most since Jon Kitna’s 63 in 2006. The Texans’ response in free agency: Matt Kalil, a former No. 4 overall pick who has not justified the draft slot. The Panthers will pay the left tackle $14 million over the next two years not to play for them. Already employing a small-school tackle project in Bucknell alum Julie’n Davenport, the Texans dipped into those water

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