Lions did it with Megatron.
Bengals with Green
Broncos with Thomas
Bills with Watkins
Houston with Hopkins.
It happens all the time. You don't pass up a stud WR to reach for a QB.
You're acting like those were good decisions. It only worked for the Bengals because they drafted Dalton in Round 2. The Lions went 0-16 with Calvin. The Broncos lucked into Peyton Manning after going 4-12 and 8-8 in DeMaryius's first two years. The Bills are starting Tyrod Taylor.(and did well finding him) Houston is starting Brian Hoyer.
I think this is strong evidence why it's a bad idea. Not to mention that there is no Megatron, A.J. Green, or Sammy Watkins in this class.
So yea, I'd rather not draft a WR and be stuck starting a journeyman like Hoyer, hoping I luck into a future HOFer in FA, or hoping I finish worst in the NFL so I can draft a QB like Stafford.
So if we draft a WR...who is our Dalton? And what WR are we drafting? Treadwell?
I will certainly pass up a stud WR to "reach" for a QB that I think is a franchise QB. You have FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR better odds of finding a quality WR in the 2nd or 3rd round than you do a quality starting QB.