Just saw on twitter that Miami was one of the teams to inquire about Trent Williams. Not sure if it's true and not sure what we would do with two franchise LT's.
Just saw on twitter that Miami was one of the teams to inquire about Trent Williams. Not sure if it's true and not sure what we would do with two franchise LT's.
supposedly they would want an R1...
At that price I'd hard pass for a 31-year-old OT.
Beyond that it doesn't make sense for us IMO for a day 2 pick.
I'd be OK with a player trade -- straight up Charles Harris and
a Dan Marino poster (signed of course).
Are you of the belief Rosen was acquired to solidify our backup QB situation?
JR's ability is alot closer to the value of what Arizona paid for him, not what we did.
The season has to play itself out obviously but assume this kid plays solid football on a relatively bad team and we are 6-10 and holding the 8th pick in the draft, what are you going to do? Take a guy with a 2nd round grade, if the top 3 guys are off the board as expected.
My point was more to the effect that 2nd, 3rd, and 4th round QB's are generally a waste of a draft pick. Most of the guys who've been selected in that range that have been success have been usually selected by teams with a keen eye for talent evaluation and WITHOUT a glaring need for a QB. Nick Foles, Dak Prescott, Russell Wilson, Jimmy Garapolo, were drafted to play behind someone who was at the time deemed better (and older).
If we have the 1st or 2nd pick, sure you will likely need to take a QB because the season didn't go well.
The Josh Rosen I saw the other day is far from being the QB of a team destined to have a top 3 pick.
If Rosen is entrenched as your starter in 2020, you don't build around him with more QB's in the 2nd and 3rd round.
As I've said from the beginning, I don't think anyone will get a definite answer about Rosen's potential either way this season, bc our Oline is putrid and our team way below avg. Unless I am 100% convinced he will be ELITE, I am still taking a QB next year at the top of the draft. Next year has 4 highly projected QB's, and it is rare that any team picks high enough to get an elite QB.
My worst case scenario is we somehow go 6-10/7-9, and pick outside of the top 10. That would be a disaster. I'm totally for letting Rosen and a top QB next year have a fair battle for starting position, but I'm not passing up a chance at this QB class if we are picking in the top 5.