Davidson Deac II

He will have more time to throw interceptions now.

Sauce Gardner.

I find all this draft value stuff baffling. Draft value is only known a couple of years after the draft is over. If he turns out to be a good quarterback, I won't give a crap where we draft him.

I will be ok with it as long as the qb or other player we pick is actually really good.

I am done with this team if they take some guy I don't like. Not really, but I am just getting in the spirit.

Fair point. I should have said, it will give people something different to whine about.

I have to admit I will be glad when the draft is over so everyone can stop speculating and start whining.

Can't do that, his toes are too short.

If he is looking for safe, might want to go with another profession. If it is a fear thing, then he is going to have to overcome it. I doubt he will, but we will see. But if it's simply a "he makes bad decisions" problem, the greatest oline in history won't be able to help him.

I have my doubts that the offensive line will matter much. If you take a look at most of his picks last year, they happened when he had time, he just made terrible decisions. At times, it seemed he played better under duress.

Addison is definitely a player, and they also used their tight end a lot. I just wouldn't say that Pitt's all around talent is "great". And Addison didn't just show up last year. He played in 2020 as well. Could be that the coaching staff utilized what they had in a better way. And that doesn't mean Pickett will be a good or bad NFL qb, just means he had a better coaching staff last year. Much like Burrow in his last year at Ohio State.

Have no idea if Pickett will be a good NFL qb, but I definitely don't agree with this. Pitt's perimeter talent was certainly not great. IMO, both Wake and Clemson had more talent in that regard.

I don't have sympathy for Dave Tepper, but I do think its ludicrous to blame him if the City agreed to something but wasn't able to follow thru. Of course, that is a big if, as I haven't been paying much attention to this saga. Of course, if they did make an agreement and didn't follow thru, one could argue that they shouldn't have made the agreement in the first place, but that is on them, not Tepper.

Any one of these guys could be. Of course, the odds are against it. I think Malik Willis probably has the physical skills as far as arm strength and accuracy and mobility. But perhaps more than any other position, QB is a crap shoot. I think we should take a chance on whomever we think has the best shot at making it as an NFL qb. Of course, I thought we should have taken a chance last year on Fields or the other guy, instead of throwing draft picks and cash away on Darnold.

Glad there aren't any generational talents. Most qb's that are called generational talents end up not being as good as advertised.

Wilson has largely been keeping the Seahawks afloat and barely relevant. I doubt Mayfield can do that. The Aints would be a better choice for Mayfield assuming they want and can afford him.

nm

Who is Todd Mcshay, and why should I care?

I am not sure what we should do. Glad I don't have to make the decision. But I do think one thing is certain. If we go into the season with Darnold and PJ as our only qb's, then Rhule is going to be gone after this season. And I think that would make most of our fan base happy.

We are drafting a field goal kicker at 6, count on it.

I know that Hurney gets a lot of criticism here, and much of it deserved. But if you look at our picks before he arrived, well to say he was a vast improvement would be an understatement. Kerry Collins Jason Peters Biankabutuka Rashard Anderson And he whose name shall not be mentioned These were our first round picks before Hurney got here.

Don't live there, and I don't have a dog in this fight, but if I understand, its a revenue stream they don't currently have, right? So they aren't really giving up anything. Or maybe I am misunderstanding how it works.

With Darnold at qb, we might manage to average 17points a game. Maybe we could bring back the old three yards and a cloud of dust offense.

You are probably correct. But I am just saying that getting Brady and all the SB rings that go with having him made Kraft more well known than most.

If not for one very lucky 6th round pick, its doubtful many people would even know who Kraft is.