Well. we have three first round picks and historically first round quarterbacks are the ticket.
I think only 10 Super Bowls didn't have a starting quarterback who was drafted in the first round. Granted, my command of stats like this isn't what it used to be. But I believe that is the breakdown -- 43 of 53 Super Bowls with at least one first round quarterback, if not both.
That type of number is even more remarkable when you consider Tom Brady's career, meaning the other starting quarterback was the only possibility.
It is one reason I supported the Josh Rosen move. You can't look at these things in isolation. There have been countless first round quarterbacks who got knocked around then bloomed later, like Craig Morton or Billy Kilmer or Jim Plunkett or Doug Williams or Trent Dilfer, etc.
Let other teams ignore the big picture and think they can majestically say Yes to this guy and No to that guy. I'd like to go into camp every season with 3 first round quarterbacks on the roster. Various stages of their career. Various stages of reputation. Doesn't matter. Good things will happen. Tannehill suddenly blossomed this year when he had another first round quarterback in camp with him. I'm not saying that was the decisive variable. It can't hurt, as opposed to knowing all you have to beat out is Matt Moore.
