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There is simply not. Hell, Young and Stroud have warts. The guys after them look like second round fliers. Wilks has really kind of screwed us with a worst case scenario: Wilks winning gives us the 8th pick and him as hc and he keeps McAdoo and drafts Anthony Richardson at 8.

We currently pick 8 and first round qb's have some of the biggest bust rates of any position. Blindly taking a qb in round 1 is not the answer. We need to keep our options open. Quality qb falls to us take him. If not, trade back and take the Notre Dame TE or edge or wr. I still want to see what Corral can do with some real coaching and practice snaps.

You almost always get a bump after a coach, especially a tool like Rhule, gets fired. Let's not buy the bump and let's not let the players pick the coach. The big question for Wilks is whether he can put together a top staff because this bunch minus oline is not that impressive.

Baker Mayfield is having a great game in LA right now.

People keep talking about how bad Florida is but their last four recruiting classes were 9, 7, 12, and 18 (and that was the '22 class). People forget how bad Florida looked with Anthony Richardson.

Rhule turned troubled programs Temple and Baylor around. I would hire him to be a college coach. He's just not a pro coach and neither were Spurrier, Saban, or Meyer. He will do ok at Nebraska. Will the new coach do ok here? Probably not for a while.

Some of the experts and our coaches had Corral ranked as the top qb prospect in the draft. The new coach will either agree with that or he won't. I know whoever Tepper picks won't think Corral is the worst qb in last year's draft based on what little was learned about him with the Panthers. I know if Carolina continues to use draft capital to go after qb's they will continue to suck. We have more problems than qb. And, Anthony Richardson is a big gamble that will take years to develop. He is more of a sit behind Aaron Rodgers a few years type. I'm pretty confident that Corral would beat him out in the short term.

They seem pretty bunched up. Mayer may not be worth the 8th pick. We could get quality in the second or even third round. 2023 TEs

TE would be a stretch at 8 or lower so i would expect us to trade back and take the TE from Notre Dame or wait until round 2. There are a couple of good edge rushers and a wr who would fit nicely at 8. If we take Anthony Richardson at 8, we will have to wait at least three years before he is deemed a bust and dropped like a bad habit.

We are up to 8th now. Our needs are qb, te, wr, edge, lb. I hope we don't reach and, instead, take the best available at need position. Tyree Wilson Texas Tech Edge, Quentin Johnson TCU WR, Will Levis UK QB, Myles Murphy Clemson Edge, Michael Mayer Notre Dame TE are all right around there. I am not impressed with Levis or Anthony Richardson at qb so i would look for Hendon Hooker UT QB in round two. If Bryce Young or Stroud are available, take them. If not, Edge or WR is fine. That is my two cents. If we take this strategy, we could also move back for someone that wants Levis or Richardson.

His stock goes up by bailing on his teammates? UF was 6-6 and terrible w/ Richardson. They would have lost with him too, but i can't blame him for sitting out. More film of his throwing with a 49% completion rate isn't going to help his draft stock. Bryce Young is going to play in his bowl.

Most have Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, Will Levis, Tanner McKee. I would personally take Hendon Hooker over Levis and McKee. PFF ranks I would have Anthony Richardson sixth and well into the second round. People kept talking about how last year's qb class was weak and how this one was strong. I am just not seeing a strong qb class. Young and Stroud and then a pretty big drop off.

Just because you draft a qb in the first round does not mean they are a first round talent. It depends on the year. If Atlanta had reached for Desmond Ridder in the first round instead of waiting for him to fall in the third round, would he be a better prospect? Of course not. There are four legit first round talents in this draft and then there is Anthony Richardson. We will be drafting after the teams who need qb's have already picked. We could trade down for a legit first round talent, but I am sick and tired of giving up draft capital for qbs.

Anthony Richardson is obviously Josh Allen. You win. And comparing Josh Allen with Wyoming talent against the top 25 vs. Anthony Richardson with Florida talent against the top 25 is pretty unfair. We are going to pick outside of the quality qb picks. Taking a qb with our 1 will be a real reach and a Rhule type desperation move.

You mean the guys that said to trade Teddy, give up picks for Darnold, and give up picks for Mayfield? Hendon Hooker's completion % vs. top 25 is 69.7. QB picks are a crap shoot and more likely to bust than be stars.

Taking future bust Anthony Richardson in the first round would be such a Panther's pick. I guess I am the only one on here that watches any college football at all. His completion percentage vs. AP top 25 teams is 49.1.

The problem i see with Reich is he got outcoached by a guy with only highschool experience.

Pick up the Tennessee qb in late first early second.

Winning 5 of 6 in the NFL is an accomplishment period. Losing to those teams mean we are not very good.

Denver = sucks but we scored on a good D; lol at their offense. Seattle = doesn't suck but not world beaters and down 1st and 2nd rbs Pitt = sucks Detroit = losing record not indicative of decent team (tickets to be had for $25) Tamp = sucks New Orleans = sucks. (tickets to be had for $16). So we win 5 out of 6 with no wins vs. a decent team.

There is always a bump when the head coach is fired and the interim steps in (the media idiots cry about how so and so deserves the job). Only a fool buys on the bump so Tepper will probably retain Wilks who will look for an OC, get not takers, and retain McAdoo. If we have to hire a defensive guy why not the DC at the niners? Would rather have an offensive guy that can help pick and develop a qb.

Every team has needs. This one is not without talent. Wilkes is the Sam Darnold of coaching candidates.

How many draft picks are we going to give the Jets for Zach Wilson?

We currently pick 9. That means Young, Stroud, and Levis will be gone and we can take Tanner McKee or best need position. I would vote best available edge/lb/wr. We then take Hendon Hooker with our first second pick and whatever we missed with our next second and only third. That would mean we get edge, qb, lb, and wr all in the first three rounds.

Fair enough but he had a 33.8 qbr the week before that and his td/int ratio is 13/10. Not that great.