MiamiDolfan85
DA M.I.A IS WHERE I STAY
I don't think this "horse" is dead...I think all of us fans have an opinion and are hoping for the right answers and are entitled to their thoughts in this forum...and, of course, we all are entitled to respond or ignore the posts...with respect
I am still on the build the team and the QB will come theory...if we didn't have a capable starter then a QB at 11 or even a move up, if possible, would be the way we would have to go....as extremely important as the right signal caller is, we need to build our TEAM in order to be competitive and I want our team to be looking at potential game changing starters at 11 and 42...there isno sure thing but drafting a QB at 11 says to me our first round draft pick will not see the field (barring injury) for a couple of years (in theory)....
Our team is not in a place where they can afford to sit idle with a first round draft pick and pass on a potential game changer (hopefully on defense) that should start day one and impact our team immediately...our team is also not ready to mortgage the future by trading away draft picks needed for talent and depth....
A QB in the 3rd-4th to groom should suffice while we build a stronger team
When did Ryan Tannehill show he can be a top 10 QB?1. QB is the most expensive and one of the most uncertain pieces to fit.
2. RT has shown that he just MIGHT be one of the top 10 QBs in the league.
3. There is a good chance he will return successfully.
4. it would be foolish to move away from T Hill at this point when you can build so many other areas.
5. If a qb falls in your lap for future development, great- go for it.
You could say, at times, he played worse then a top 20. Can we see the guy earn his way back to the late '16 status he had around here...
Jesus, sound so familiar to his draft day.