Jay Roosevelt

They'll both be on I.R. by week 7.

Ickey still out? He good?

Sellers will absolutely not be a late round anything. He'll go 1st round based off traits alone.

Lite? I'm not sure there's any 'lite' about him. He reminds me more of Cam than any QB coming out of college since Josh Allen, and Sellers is significantly better as a passer than Josh Allen was coming out of Wyoming. Still raw, yes, but farther along in his development than Allen was and has played against much better competition in the SEC. Now, he hasn't shown the ability to outright carry a team on his back the way Cam did at Auburn, but that's an extraordinarily rare trait for a QB. Most QB prospects don't check that particular box. On the flip side, South Carolina has a lot more talent than Auburn did when Cam was there so Sellers hasn't had to carry them.

I also really have a tough time imagining LaNorris Sellers asking to be taken out of a game because he's tired.

It really does. Without a QB, you've got no shot.

I'd be fully on board with drafting Sellers and sitting him for a year if necessary. Get a veteran who can start during his rookie year and let him learn. He's got elite potential.

Sellers is my favorite if we're picking high enough to get a QB.

XL is trash. Worst WR I've seen since at least Dwayne Jarrett.

Hurney is the best GM this franchise has ever had. Perfect? No. But he knew how to hit on 1st rounders.

I mean, Hunt and Lewis were free agents. Not sure that counts.

I've been a big Bryce supporter, but he objectively is not "fine." Not that the play calling and trash WR play from everyone not named TMac helps, but this isn't just a matter of a lack of a supporting cast. He's not making basic plays even when they are there to be made.

If the other guy didn't try to have someone murdered, Xavier Legette would easily be the worst draft pick this franchise has ever spent on a WR.

To be fair, I don't know that it'd make much of a difference with how awful our defense is who the QB is.

Which is exactly why it's the organization's job to care about it.

This. Who are we going to lose exactly? Is Xavier Legette going to throw a hissy fit and start actually catching more than rodents? Is Trevin Wallace going to stop trying to tackle? And if he did could we even tell?

All you can really do is keep taking shots until you hit on a player. This honestly isn't anything new. QBs have always been a crapshoot. 1ST ROUND QBs SINCE 2010: HOME RUN (ELITE/FRANCHISE QB): Cam Newton (2011) Andrew Luck (2012) Patrick Mahomes (2017) Josh Allen (2018) Lamar Jackson (2018) Joe Burrow (2020) Justin Herbert (2020) Jordan Love (2020) - DEBATABLE ELITE/LONG-TERM STARTER, BUT TRENDING UP. Jayden Daniels (2024) - TRENDING. BUST (NOT AT LEAST A LONG-TERM STARTER): Sam Bradford (2010) The Golden Calf of Bristol (2010) Jake Locker (2011) Blaine Gabbert (2011) Christian Ponder (2011) Robert Griffin III (2012) - INJURY BUST Brandon Weeden (2012) E.J. Manuel (2013) Blake Bortles (2014) Johnny Manziel (2014) Jameis Winston (2015) Marcus Mariota (2015) Carson Wentz (2016) Paxton Lynch (2016) Mitchell Trubisky (2017) Josh Rosen (2018) Daniel Jones (2019) Dwayne Haskins (2019) - R.I.P. Zach Wilson (2021) Trey Lance (2021) Mac Jones (2021) Kenny Pickett (2022) Bryce Young (2023) - TRENDING Anthony Richardson (2023) - TRENDING LONG-TERM STARTER (NOT ELITE): Ryan Tannehill (2012) Teddy Bridgewater (2014) Jared Goff (2016) Baker Mayfield (2018) Sam Darnold (2018) - HARD TO RANK; WAS A BUST EARLY BUT LOOKS LIKE A LONG-TERM STARTER GOING FORWARD. Kyler Murray (2019) Tua Tagovailoa (2020) - UNTIL HIS NEXT CONCUSSION ANYWAY. Trevor Lawrence (2021) - LONG-TERM STARTER, BUT CERTAINLY NOT ELITE. C.J. Stroud (2023) - TRENDING/COULD BE BETTER. Caleb Williams (2024) - TRENDING/COULD BE BETTER. Drake Maye (2024) - TRENDING/COULD BE BETTER. Bo Nix (2024) - TRENDING/COULD BE BETTER. TOO EARLY TO TELL: Michael Penix Jr. (2024) J.J. McCarthy (2024) Cam Ward (2025) Jaxson Dart (2025) SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES: Deshaun Watson (2017) - LOOKED ELITE FOR A MINUTE, THEN WENT TO HELL ON AND OFF THE FIELD. Justin Fields (2021) - TOUGH TO RANK. COULD STILL BE A LONG-TERM STARTER, BUT LIKELY NEVER ELITE.

Yes. Play just hard enough to end up picking #14 overall and miss out on all the QBs.

There's zero reason to bench Bryce Young again. If he's not going to be the answer to help us win games then he needs to be part of the reason why we lose enough to secure a high enough draft pick to get the QB who can.

Too early to say. Still a lot of football to be played this season.

I'm getting the sense that Evero was promised a level of control on the defensive side of the ball that isn't common with most teams. Canales is the head coach; if he wants someone to play, they should play. He shouldn't have to "push" for anything. Does Evero have it in his contract that he makes these decisions?

My top-25: 01. Ohio State 02. Penn State 03. Oregon 04. Georgia 05. LSU 06. Miami 07. Texas 08. Notre Dame 09. South Carolina 10. Florida State 11. Illinois 12. Oklahoma 13. Tennessee 14. Clemson 15. South Florida 16. Iowa State 17. Alabama 18. Auburn 19. Texas A&M 20. Ole Miss 21. Michigan 22. Tulane 23. TCU 24. Navy 25. Arizona State

The league has figured out Mike McDaniel's offense. I doubt he lasts the season.

If he wanted out, fine. But he needed to let us know that in February or March, not halfway through training camp. At that point, if I'm Dan Morgan, my answer is "tough poo" unless the Vikings give us an offer I can't turn down.

Plenty of QBs have had draft capital spent on them and still been bad. Remember Joey Harrington? The Lions drafted 3 WRs back-to-back-to-back in the 1st round trying to make that pick work. I'm not arguing that Bryce hasn't been bad, but to say he's the worst EVER? That covers a LOT of ground.