tbh, Arizona could pass on Murray and still draft a QB at 33 thought I doubt they do that. That's the good thing about having the first pick in every round.
moving up from 13 would cost us our 1st round picks in 2020 and 2021 plus at least another couple of picks. Doesn't leave much to build around Murray and you better hope he doesn't quit in 3 years and go play baseball
To me it just proves even further that NFL teams draft quarterbacks without any conviction on 'em in the first place. All the stuff you hear out of teams about "believing in our guy" while he struggles or is mediocre for 3 or 5 or 7 years is complete garbage. You can't believe that stuff.
If you trade up for a quarterback to select him with the 10th pick in the draft, watch him start 13 games as a rookie on a bad football team and bail after that - you didn't have any conviction on him in the first place. So why'd you trade up for him? I mean they watched the offense the first 3 games with Sam Bradford and knew they weren't any good before switching to Rosen. You look like an idiot.
I'd tell him he either drafts the best player in the draft with the 1st pick, trades down and acquires more picks - or he's fired.
It's all very weird. Arizona recently put out a promo video that contained zero Rosen highlights (bad as he was, there were some). But, if Murray is the pick (as I think he should be), there's no reason to be secretive about it. They should be shopping Rosen now.
I think they are trying to get some dumb GM (Dolphins Perhaps?) to trade two farms for #1. I really don't want to see Miami to give away all the capital to draft a player with so many question marks?
Them looking absolutely confused and indecisive isn’t exactly helping their leverage.
If they wanted to get a team to trade the farm for #1, they could do so without smoke and mirrors.