This is what’s wrong with the NFL. Teams can’t be patient. None of these QBs are worth trading up for IMO. It’s not the teams fault, but owners want winners now. Denver has the right idea, hopefully. Get a decent QB in Keenum and build your team around him and stay competitive. But wait until you’re absolutely sure you want that QB.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. We already know Goff and McVay are a great match together. You're certainly entitled to your opinion, and nobody will beat you up for it, but Rosen isn't a possibility for us.
isn't that what everyone said when the rams and eagles traded up to #1 and #2? now goff and wentz look like the best of the bunch of the qbs that were drafted recently.
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Yeah, I don't think trading Goff for the 1st overall pick and multiple picks including at least a second-rounder is a realistic possibility, but I can't help but ponder the what-if scenario.
I am not getting it.
The jets are giving up that much draft capital to move behind TWO QB needy teams? No matter who they're targeting, he might not be there. So the jets are basically saying, "we'll take the best QB available."?
The only way this makes sense to me is if they have their eyes on a couple players and know one will be there and they're comfortable no matter who it is--possibly not even a QB
Another off season head scratcher.
Yea, I think the teams that are sitting this year out have the wrong idea. It's the perfect storm. You have a stocked QB FA and trade market to get you some bridge QBs and a stocked draft to get a potential franchise QB. This is ideal. You can take your time to develop your potential franchise guy. The teams that sit out the strong drafts often end up having to select QBs in weaker drafts.
100% agree. I doubt all three QBs pan out. To me a dumb move. Most years 3 QBs don't pan out. We shall see in 3 years.
That’s a load of pics.
Wow.
It's probably blasphemous for me to say this, especially as a newcomer, but I like Josh Rosen more than Jared Goff. Full disclosure, I'm a Bruin alumnus, but I think Rosen's intelligence would benefit from McVay's complicated schemes. Plus, Rosen is considered one of the most natural throwers at the QB position in recent memory.
Concerns over his personality are overblown IMO. He comes off as a smart guy who is just unafraid to speak his mind. The problem with Rosen is that he will try to force throws into coverage at times given his confidence in his abilities, but that same confidence also allows him to lead his team in comebacks. Having said that, Josh Allen has the highest upside out of all the quarterbacks in this draft class as a boom-or-bust pick but Sam Arnold probably has more intangibles and a higher ceiling than Rosen, who is the more NFL-ready of the bunch. Baker Mayfield seems like a wildcard as possibly the good version of "Johnny Football".
By the way, I eventually liked both Goff and Carson Wentz leading up to the 2016 draft, but I was actually campaigning for Wentz at the time.
Goff is obviously the safer bet during our current window for championship contention, but I think Rosen will be the better QB over time as long as he goes to the right team. I'm not even saying Rosen will be an all-time great, but it just seems like he and McVay would be a great match together.
Coulda shoulda woulda. Pretty sure Cleveland wishes they took Aaron Donald instead of Justin Gilbert.Will always say The Rams should of kept the gift that kept giving.
Why The Rams didn’t trade back The RG111 p#2 pick overall is beyond me . All those picks & then to get the #2 pick all over again ?
Especially with such a deep WR & OL draft.
Coulda shoulda woulda. Pretty sure Cleveland wishes they took Aaron Donald instead of Justin Gilbert.
The problem is that if let's say they waited until a few days before the draft then the other team involved, in this case the Colts, now knowing the pressure the Jets are under, could put the squeeze on them and demand even more in trade from them. So maybe the Jets didn't want to risk having to give the Colts anymore than they already are, even if I do feel they've given up more than they should.The Jets moved too early. They allow other teams too much time to plot to move above them. These type of moves should be reserved until the very last moment.
If they really like the top three QBs equally, then they simply did not complete their homework. You need to know exactly who you want and why based on your team philosophy & goals and rank the QB candidates accordingly. The Horns liked both Carson Wentz and Jared, but Jared gained the edge because his overall QB skill set and potential was higher. It is sheer laziness to simply regard QB candidates as all being equal. You gotta know who and what you want and then go get him.
For me, there's nothing to ponder. We have a 23 year old, former #1 overall pick at QB who is coming off of one of the best sophomore QB seasons in recent history. We have our franchise QB. There's no reason to take a shot on an unknown.
Just one question. Who uses green font?!I get it, especially with our current window for championship contention. I know you're not inclined to ponder what-if scenarios, but please humor me for a moment. What if the Rams were able to pull off a "Draft Day" scenario with Les Snead being the character Kevin Costner portrayed by getting the Browns to offer up the 1st and 4th overall picks and a future 2nd-round selection? Would you at least be tempted? There's always a breaking point and price to anything, so I'm trying to get a sense of yours or see if you're totally steadfast with going with what we already have.
This scenario may seem like an exorbitant price to pay but the Rams gave up a huge haul to get Goff, in the first place, and he is a proven NFL quarterback, after all. The Browns also traded out of the 2nd overall slot right after the Rams acquired the 1st overall selection in the 2016 NFL Draft, so it's conceivable that Goff was the target of a Cleveland team that was and still is in search of their QB of the future. Goff was probably their Bo Callahan, as it were.
In any case, not only would the Rams have their choice among a strong class of quarterback prospects, but they could also assure themselves of either Bradley Chubb or Tremaine Edmunds even if they traded down a little from the 4th overall pick to gain even more draft picks.
I'm curious if this purely hypothetical scenario would be enough for you to change your mind to take such a gamble, jrry32.