JaMarcus Russell
Joey Harrington
Daniel Jones
Sam Darnold
Matt Leinart
Tim Tebow
Josh Rosen
Brandon Weeden
JP Loseman
Brady Quinn
Christian Ponder
Kyle Boller
Vince Young
Baker Mayfield
All first round picks.
The odds of getting this NFL talent level is equal or worse than the odds of getting the next Joe Borrow, no matter where you pick.
Arizona, Cleveland, Jets, Giants, Panthers, Commanders Bears, Falcons and Titans all draft in the top half of the draft every years and all of them still suck.
Keep dreaming if you're one of those that advocates tanking. Losing "tanks" your culture and it rarely makes a team better quickly. Even the Lions, who have drafted high for 20 years took that look to be competitive.
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JaMarcus Russell
Joey Harrington
Daniel Jones
Sam Darnold
Matt Leinart
Tim Tebow
Josh Rosen
Brandon Weeden
JP Loseman
Brady Quinn
Christian Ponder
Kyle Boller
Vince Young
Baker Mayfield
Daniel Jones
You missed one.
the odds of getting Borrow (or Burrow), Herbert, Mahomes, Allen, Stroud, Lamar, etc. even throw in Hurts, Brady, etc (QB's not picked in the 1st round) are remarkably higher at the top of the draft, not "no matter where you pick"
the fact that QB's have a high bust rate does not change the fact that overwhelmingly the best QB's are picked in the 1st round.
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JaMarcus Russell
Joey Harrington
Daniel Jones
Sam Darnold
Matt Leinart
Tim Tebow
Josh Rosen
Brandon Weeden
JP Loseman
Brady Quinn
Christian Ponder
Kyle Boller
Vince Young
Baker Mayfield
Daniel Jones
You missed one.
He has one Jones boy- needs the other
how about Marcus Mariotta, EJ Manuel, and Jake Locker
The higher you pick gives you more opportunity to pick the guy you think is best suited for helping the team. Often, that is QB, and sometimes they don't work out. But the same goes for other high drafted non-QBs. You still have to do all the work of scouting, interviewing, measuring, etc each of which introduces a new set of variables not controlled by draft position.
LOL my bad. But maybe?
Probably need to think about skipping the Draft altogether.
Too many busts.
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Got it, thanks!
RB
DE
LB
CB
S
TE
OL
Evan Neal
Eli Manning
Patrick Mahomes
Josh Allen
Joe Burrow
Matthew Stafford
Philip Rivers
Ben Roethlisberger
Lamar Jackson
Justin Herbert
Aaron Rodgers
Deshaun Watson
Tua
Jay Cutler
Matt Ryan
Andrew Luck
Alex Smith
CJ Stroud
Jared Goff
Evan Engram
Daniel Jones
Kadarius Toney
Evan Neal
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Not at all what I am implying. You can EASILY make things worst by tanking as some here advocate every year.
Got it, thanks!
That's one (dumb) interpretation of what I said....
Eli Manning
Patrick Mahomes
Josh Allen
Joe Burrow
Matthew Stafford
Philip Rivers
Ben Roethlisberger
Lamar Jackson
Justin Herbert
Aaron Rodgers
Deshaun Watson
Tua
Jay Cutler
Matt Ryan
Andrew Luck
Alex Smith
CJ Stroud
Jared Goff
Yep and you can do Brad Johnson (free agent signing), Trend Dilfer (free agent signing), etc. etc..... tanking tanks franchises....
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JaMarcus Russell
Joey Harrington
Daniel Jones
Sam Darnold
Matt Leinart
Tim Tebow
Josh Rosen
Brandon Weeden
JP Loseman
Brady Quinn
Christian Ponder
Kyle Boller
Vince Young
Baker Mayfield
Daniel Jones
You missed one.
The enthusiasm and haste you use in criticizing Daniel has caused you to be careless, read the list again
I would say all three teams were rewarded handsomely with strong QB play and multiple SB's for the Giants and Steelers.
I think it is incumbent on Schoen, Dabol and the scouts to pick the best possible college QB destined for pro success. It isn't that hard to see some top qualities in this crop of college QB's.......seeing the whole field, athleticism, leadership, ability to put his team on his back at times, winning close games with last minute or two minute drives when the pressure is most intense. I am sure I am missing some.
Ernie Accorsi said in his book that he scouted and ultimately chose Eli because of the number of times while in the stadium, he saw Eli lead Ole Miss down the field to win close games at the end.
"A QB can bust, therefore you should never draft one because he may be bad. You should pick something like a RT high because they are safe picks that don't bust."
Oh, Hi Ereck Flowers! Sorry, didn't see you there, Evan Neal!
If you don't trust your GM and scouts to be able to select a QB and develop him, then you should fire them, not avoid drafting a QB.
The draft is not a random draw where "odds" and "percentages" dictate decisions. You have access to information to make informed decisions, and you can influence the success or failure of the pick when you coach him.
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Is that your odds of hitting on a top 10 QB aren't 100%, so if you draft one at say.... 6 and 5 years later it isn't working out you shouldn't have to feel bad about taking another swing at one.
Got it, thanks!
That's one (dumb) interpretation of what I said....
Maybe you can clean that up in your next attempt at starting basically the same thread every few days.
Does Friday work for you?
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Not at all what I am implying. You can EASILY make things worst by tanking as some here advocate every year.
Tim, you and your uncles have been making things worse for a decade.
Step away from the computer and go enjoy your trust fund. The team will only improve when your fingerprints are wiped clean from the roster.
Assume the Giants pick #1. Question is simple. Do they think any QB is franchise worthy in this draft. Then draft him. Or trade the pick for a massive haul and run with DJ. And I suspect the appetite for the latter is zero.
We may end up in QB hell. But that is the risk you take.
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Not at all what I am implying. You can EASILY make things worst by tanking as some here advocate every year.
Tim, you and your uncles have been making things worse for a decade.
Step away from the computer and go enjoy your trust fund. The team will only improve when your fingerprints are wiped clean from the roster.
Director of Player Personnel - Tim McDonnell ?
What’s the alternative to finding a good quarterback? Keep paying Daniel Jones 20 % of the cap and pray the magically shows he’s a good QB in his 6th or 7th season? Something he hasn’t consistently shown his entire nfl and college career?
You can say well players bust, no shit, players bust no matter where you pick
I would say all three teams were rewarded handsomely with strong QB play and multiple SB's for the Giants and Steelers.
I think it is incumbent on Schoen, Dabol and the scouts to pick the best possible college QB destined for pro success. It isn't that hard to see some top qualities in this crop of college QB's.......seeing the whole field, athleticism, leadership, ability to put his team on his back at times, winning close games with last minute or two minute drives when the pressure is most intense. I am sure I am missing some.
Ernie Accorsi said in his book that he scouted and ultimately chose Eli because of the number of times while in the stadium, he saw Eli lead Ole Miss down the field to win close games at the end.
I'll see that and raise you, remember when Allen, Rosen, Darnold and Mayfield were the consensus next big QB draft?
FWIW, I think just about any of the top 10 QBs will do better than Jones.
What I have found is that there are a few QBs who come along who have achieved and maintained excellence and are universally acknowledged as franchise QBs.
It is fortunate that this year there are two QBs who fit this description.Both would be a first three draft pick in any year.
I would not subscribe to tanking if not for Williams and Maye. They change the dynamics. The last QB who had this type of fanfare was Lawrence and you can see what he has done for Jacksonville.
With the potential position in the draft the Giants will have and with the quality of some of the QB's coming out it seems a good decision to take a QB.
The whole coaching staff should be part of the evaluation for the remainder of the season to make sure the right people are part of this decision imv.
Ernie sure nailed his evaluation of Eli. Two big points he made sure played out.
1. He takes hits and keeps getting up.
2. The "It" factor.
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Not at all what I am implying. You can EASILY make things worst by tanking as some here advocate every year.
What can happen as a result of tanking that hasn't already happened in this 10+ year run of "you can compete and rebuild at the same time" which has accomplished neither?
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Not at all what I am implying. You can EASILY make things worst by tanking as some here advocate every year.
What can happen as a result of tanking that hasn't already happened in this 10+ year run of "you can compete and rebuild at the same time" which has accomplished neither?
Exactly. The Giants have one of the worst records in the NFL since 2016, and they’ve been trying.
The arguments for rolling with DJ have gone from absurd to certifiable.
In was going to say the same thing
Yep and you can do Brad Johnson (free agent signing), Trend Dilfer (free agent signing), etc. etc..... tanking tanks franchises....
What round was Trent Dilfer drafted in again?