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Huh? Why draft Milton? Because while very raw, he's a rare physical talent and it's the 6th round of the draft. That's where some teams take fliers on those type of players hoping to hit gold. Not necessarily trying to fill immediate needs or concerns with an earlier selection. Any GM banking on a 6th round QB selection for fear of what he used his #3 overall selection on shouldn't have made that selection in the first place.I'm not on record saying he's not tradeable at all, but you said it yourself, one game. The Patriots wouldn't get a top notch pick for that, so that's really the most laughable part. Saying someone is the franchise after 1 year is beyond dumb. I seem to remember a really good player we had in Sam Bradford that won rookie of the year and eventually flamed out. I get his downfall was due to injuries, but there is no way to tell if a player will hit any bad luck in any shape or manner. I personally think Maye is legit, but front offices still have to be smart about having pieces in place to make sure they have other options if something unforseen happens. Why draft Milton in the same draft as Maye? Oh shit, sounds like they are covering their bases lol.
And the Patriots wouldn't have to get a top notch pick for Milton. They could get a veteran and/or higher selection for what they used on Milton.
And saying that a QB selected #3 overall for an NFL team isn't that team's franchise QB is beyond dumb. Bradford was mistakenly the Rams franchise QB at the time even though he had a lengthy injury history in college. But he was the franchise.
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