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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.If they trade the 3rd pick before the draft Eliot Wolf should be fired on the spot, you have to know who's sitting on the board before you make that trade and you have to be sure you don't like him, you can't be considered a serious operation if you're trading without knowing what's on the board when you have Jacoby Brissett as your current QB option.Been reading that the 3 is in play... If we do trade it, nothing less than a kings ransom in picks should be coming our way...
Multiple firsts... Multiple lower level picks... The haul Chicago got for the Bryce pick should be the starting point ..
Three viable QBs in this draft + MHjr? Moving down should cost the team moving up a fortune...
One point to note here: 3 to 6 was the equivalent of two 2s and a 3 that year, if one goes by the rule that a pick a year from now is worth one round less. By that same logic, 3 to 12 was the equivalent of a 2, a 3, and a 4.Been reading that the 3 is in play... If we do trade it, nothing less than a kings ransom in picks should be coming our way...
Multiple firsts... Multiple lower level picks... The haul Chicago got for the Bryce pick should be the starting point ..
Three viable QBs in this draft + MHjr? Moving down should cost the team moving up a fortune...
I agree. We should not pass on picking at 3...If they trade the 3rd pick before the draft Eliot Wolf should be fired on the spot, you have to know who's sitting on the board before you make that trade and you have to be sure you don't like him, you can't be considered a serious operation if you're trading without knowing what's on the board when you have Jacoby Brissett as your current QB option.
Imagine the debacle if you like Daniels but think Maye sucks you trade the pick before the draft and the Commanders take Maye.
Ask for as much as you can get? All depends on the motivations of the buyerOne point to note here: 3 to 6 was the equivalent of two 2s and a 3 that year, if one goes by the rule that a pick a year from now is worth one round less. By that same logic, 3 to 12 was the equivalent of a 2, a 3, and a 4.
That said, Miami did not need a QB; the Patriots do. I don't know what they'd demand beyond 11 and 23, but I would think it would either be their 1 next year or one of their WRs (I would guess Addison more than JJ).
I don't see them trading up until after they've had visits with the top QBs. After that, who knows? Maybe they'll be down on both Maye and Daniels.If they trade the 3rd pick before the draft Eliot Wolf should be fired on the spot, you have to know who's sitting on the board before you make that trade and you have to be sure you don't like him, you can't be considered a serious operation if you're trading without knowing what's on the board when you have Jacoby Brissett as your current QB option.
Would you trade #3 to Minnesota for #11, #23 (they just acquired it, probably to try to move up) and their first next year?
McCarthy.Who's number 4 on your QB list (after I'm assuming CWill, DMaye, and JDan)?
That last question negates everything good about above.Until recently I was all in on a QB at 3 (especially Daniels) , however the more I read about trading down and getting 3 or 4 first round picks etc between 2024/2025 , I can see the point of addressing several positions but then.......who is the QB ?
I think Williams is the closest you can get to a lock these days, and even he's got 10% bust potential. I'm honestly not high on any other QB. This QB class has been overhyped just like 2021.I’m not convinced any of the top 3 QB’s will turn out well; each has about a 1 in 3 chance of being a top 15 NFL QB. I would trade down for 2025 1st and 2024 2nd or 3rd pick.
Two options follow; pick a QB like McCarthy or Nix; maybe a 1 in 4 chance of top 15. Use next two picks for WR and OT. Have extra 1st next year. Consider using next pick for another young QB Rattler/Pratt/other to improve chance of getting a top 15 in t(is draft year.
Option two:Go wild. Take WR and OT with 1st and second picks. Use next three picks for QB’s. Penix likely falls in draft and two others. 2nd and 3rd round draft picks have 10% chance of being top 15; chance of all three QB’s NOT being top 15 is 73%; so at least one of these QB’s being top 15 is 27%; almost as good as drafting with 3rd 1st round pick. Plus, you have earlier draft choices for WR and OT, and an extra 1st round next year. We carried 4 QB’s Brady’s first year, and can do it again if needed.
No QB that Patriots draft this year should start right away; give most of the year to learn.
Thoughts?
He definitely has a lot of talent, but I’m unnerved by him going to his Mom and crying after a loss and being unable to lead his team to a strong won loss record. He’ll be going against more talented NFL defenses, so may not be able to make “Mahomes” throws. Time will tell.I think Williams is the closest you can get to a lock these days, and even he's got 10% bust potential. I'm honestly not high on any other QB. This QB class has been overhyped just like 2021.
I don't understand this take at all, and it's not just you. This kid (and he is a kid, he just turned 21) cared SO MUCH about a game that he got emotional with his mother. It's not like he acted like his leg was teh amputae when he twisted his ankle, and had to have a MASH unit carry him down the stairs while he was in tears.He definitely has a lot of talent, but I’m unnerved by him going to his Mom and crying after a loss and being unable to lead his team to a strong won loss record. He’ll be going against more talented NFL defenses, so may not be able to make “Mahomes” throws. Time will tell.
I can think of at least one team with a lot of needs… honestly draft picks are 50/50 at best, get a bunch of them and build up the trenches and find a way to get a QB over the next 2-3 years.This really makes a trade down look attractive to a team with a lot of needs.