mrcompletely11

What the fug?

Finally some sanity

https://www.theringer.com/2022/2/1/22912126/could-the-bad-qb-draft-class-actually-be-good a must listen

Kyler Murray Height: 5/10 Weight: 207 lbs Hand Size: 9 1/2 in Arm Length: 28 in

Drew Brees Height: 6’0″ Weight: 213 lbs Hand Size: 10 1/4 in Arm Length: 31 in

Malik Willis Height: 6’0″ Weight: 220 Hand Size: 9 1/2 in Arm Length: 31 3/4 in Wingspan: 77 3/8 in Kenny Pickett Height: 6’3″ Weight: 217 lbs Hand Size: Did not measure Arm Length: 30 5/8 in Wingspan: 72 3/4 in Sam Howell Height: 6’0″ Weight: 221 lbs Hand Size: 9 1/8 in Arm Length: 31 1/8 in Wingspan: 75 5/8 in Bailey Zappe Height: 6’0″ Weight: 213 lbs Hand Size: 9 3/4 in Arm Length: 31 1/4 in Wingspan: 75 5/8 in Desmond Ridder Height: 6’3″ Weight: 207 lbs Hand Size: 10 in Arm Length: 32 7/8 in Wingspan: 78 7/8 in Carson Strong Height: 6’3″ Weight: 226 lbs Hand Size: 9 1/4 in Arm Length: 31 5/8 in Wingspan: 76 5/8 in

So why draft him then? Thats an odd take.

If you think he is a franchise qb why wouldnt you take him at 6?

Hard pass

I agree but if he is a pro bowl 10 year starter I don’t think it’s a reach. But if he busts………..oh boy

If he is an all pro center how would he be a reach?

I doubt he measures that tall at the combine

He has a nasty habit of throwing off his back foot and trying to muscle throws

For sure 100% I am just saying go all in when you are ready not half ass like we did last year

Look up Benjamin and Buffalo

The knock on him coming out was he wasnt focused, no really competitive and in general just lazy. He had a good rookie season and thats it. He never was elite and I doubt the knee injury did anything but expedite the inevitable. He was having work ethic issues before the injury for us. one of a 100 articles detailing how lazy he was https://247sports.com/Article/Steve-Smith-Kelvin-Benjamin-diss-parking-cars-Carolina-Panthers-wide-receivers-Florida-State-Seminoles-150995560/

Williams was pick #11 overall

Replace injury with appetite and you are right.

Going BPA is how you end up with players like Brown, butler, Benjimen. Sometimes you have to draft for need

On the flip side, the Bucs and rams are about a season away from totally imploding. I get the "win now" approach and totally support it if your team has the key pieces but you better damn well be ready for pain on the back end. Just watch and see how the saints do in the next few years.

The NBA draft lottery is the dumbest thing in professional sports. It makes zero sense.

Wait, wut?

Why in the hell would any gm agree to the job with a subordinate making the decisions?

There is no way we were looking to trade for darnold after his 2nd year.

That’s a recipe for success