calmrage
Calmrage A.K.A. Jay Lawrence
I'm cool whether we sign Flynn or not. Philban knows him inside and out so he knows what he's worth. I'm actually OK with Matt Moore getting a chance to start another year. Guy deserves it. Then we can draft a QB as well.
If we can bring in Winston to solidify the RT position, we already resigned Murtha so our OL will be stacked and would improve our offense in both the running and passing game.
We definitely need a WR, actually 2. I've advocated trading Marshall for quite a while now. I think as great as his ability is, he is a huge liability to a young QB. Maybe a year in the IFL with T.O. would help. I'd like to see us land Lloyd, Manningham, or Robinson and then move back in the first to pick up Michael Floyd or Stephen Hill, although I'd be OK (NOT ECSTATIC) with drafting either at #8 if a trade down isn't possible.
Then, if we don't get Manning or Flynn, we could jump on a QB like Weeden or Cousins in rd. 2
Finally, I would LOVE to see, although highly unlikely, us jump in on Super Mario. Him coming from one direction and Wake from another INSTANTLY improves our secondary. That's just for fun.
If we can bring in Winston to solidify the RT position, we already resigned Murtha so our OL will be stacked and would improve our offense in both the running and passing game.
We definitely need a WR, actually 2. I've advocated trading Marshall for quite a while now. I think as great as his ability is, he is a huge liability to a young QB. Maybe a year in the IFL with T.O. would help. I'd like to see us land Lloyd, Manningham, or Robinson and then move back in the first to pick up Michael Floyd or Stephen Hill, although I'd be OK (NOT ECSTATIC) with drafting either at #8 if a trade down isn't possible.
Then, if we don't get Manning or Flynn, we could jump on a QB like Weeden or Cousins in rd. 2
Finally, I would LOVE to see, although highly unlikely, us jump in on Super Mario. Him coming from one direction and Wake from another INSTANTLY improves our secondary. That's just for fun.
