this might not be popular But I see it different. our last franchise QB played 18 seasons you are lucky to get 10 from a lineman. this years draft could be better than 04 at QB. I move up in the draft and get my guy even if it cost me for a couple years. you can find a center in free agency or trade for one. you can make due with an average or slightly above average oline. look at the 05 SB. You have to have an elite QB to nowadays to make a run, especially in the AFC North.
I have been leaning on getting a QB in the draft early. Moreso that it is such a critical position you want to fortify and then perhaps that gives you the best chance to win if not now, tomorrow.
I have been advocating for foundation players.
It won’t hurt my feelings watching him go somewhere else. Sure he may very well have potential to get better, but he is a cancer and unreliable when it counts.
Guy doesn't come without concerns. One thing is he didn't exactly statistically light it up in his last season. I believe his accuracy level doesn't jump out at you either.
Or the Tennessee QB or FSU QB.
no. as i've said before - if Heupel cant fix Milton, no one on our staff can. He's got - probably one of the strongest arms ever - but has absolutely zero touch. Short to intermediate passes are all bullets. Which, I guess, since we don't run short/intermediate passes, would be perfect. His pocket awareness needs more work than KP's too.
Not drafting a QB early would be a judgement mistake.
Right. If 40 times of rested, unimpeded players at the combine vary by .1 or .15 seconds, imagine how much speed varies during a game with somewhat winded players having to avoid or shed contact.
