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***NFL Draft Talk***
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Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
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And you have some here eating it right up beet.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
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Michael Penix Jr.’s Draft Stock Soars in Minnesota, Kevin O’Connell is rumored to be in love with him after the combine.
It should be known that fans of the Vikings are torn about what to do at the top of their 2024 NFL Draft class. Among teams drafting in the first round, the Vikings fans are wary of what to do and are selecting defensive tackles, quarterbacks, and cornerbacks almost equally with their first-round picks.
With his elite performance at the 2024 NFL Combine scouts were surprised how much better he looked in person, even more so than he looked on tape. The ball just explodes out of his hand with an effortless motion many scouts spoke about off the record.
It should be known that fans of the Vikings are torn about what to do at the top of their 2024 NFL Draft class. Among teams drafting in the first round, the Vikings fans are wary of what to do and are selecting defensive tackles, quarterbacks, and cornerbacks almost equally with their first-round picks.
With his elite performance at the 2024 NFL Combine scouts were surprised how much better he looked in person, even more so than he looked on tape. The ball just explodes out of his hand with an effortless motion many scouts spoke about off the record.
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There was talk on the Herd show the other day that the JJ McCarthy camp is responsible for the extra hype he’s been getting not NFL scouts. The same thing happened when Drew Locks camp went on the same kind of overhyped praise years ago and got him over drafted.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
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We get this every year. They had Levis in top 3 discussions last year at this time.D_H wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 5:49 pmThere was talk on the Herd show the other day that the JJ McCarthy camp is responsible for the extra hype he’s been getting not NFL scouts. The same thing happened when Drew Locks camp went on the same kind of overhyped praise years ago and got him over drafted.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
McCarthy is a LONG shot to become anything special.
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Take BPA at 11 unless one of the good QB's they Iike is there. Then sign a journeyman QB who can make throws at minimum to appease the Offensive playmakers. Try again next year. Just don't draft the wrong QB by reaching, or overpay a QB they're unsure of (Wilson, Flynn, Kolb).
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This sounds pretty good. Only willing to make a move up if one of the big 3 are there, if not? Draft BPA and look at getting a QB in rd #2 if possible.Tommy_Hawk wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 7:10 pmTake BPA at 11 unless one of the good QB's they Iike is there. Then sign a journeyman QB who can make throws at minimum to appease the Offensive playmakers. Try again next year. Just don't draft the wrong QB by reaching, or overpay a QB they're unsure of (Wilson, Flynn, Kolb).
Find a QB in FA that is younger and has potential to be made better by our staff. I like a guy like Darnold. If you have your own guy in mind, fine but not someone 30+. Would be happy if we could get Fields for a 3rd.
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I miss the old RT....wonder if he'll ever be back?Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 7:26 pmThis sounds pretty good. Only willing to make a move up if one of the big 3 are there, if not? Draft BPA and look at getting a QB in rd #2 if possible.Tommy_Hawk wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 7:10 pmTake BPA at 11 unless one of the good QB's they Iike is there. Then sign a journeyman QB who can make throws at minimum to appease the Offensive playmakers. Try again next year. Just don't draft the wrong QB by reaching, or overpay a QB they're unsure of (Wilson, Flynn, Kolb).
Find a QB in FA that is younger and has potential to be made better by our staff. I like a guy like Darnold. If you have your own guy in mind, fine but not someone 30+. Would be happy if we could get Fields for a 3rd.
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They could be right, but he definitely didn’t show it in most of his college games. He was more of a game manager.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
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JJ is the exciting name, because he’s the unknown. He’s in that second tier and the so called experts think he’s the best of the three in that tier of McCarthy, Nix, and Penix.witljon wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 9:59 pmThey could be right, but he definitely didn’t show it in most of his college games. He was more of a game manager.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
I’ve heard multiple commentators say the QB intrigue starts with him, because there are a bunch of teams after the top 3 that need a QB and someone is gonna overpay to move up for him.
The top 3 guys are pretty much solidified at this point.
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I hope you’re right RTSergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:17 pmWe get this every year. They had Levis in top 3 discussions last year at this time.D_H wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 5:49 pmThere was talk on the Herd show the other day that the JJ McCarthy camp is responsible for the extra hype he’s been getting not NFL scouts. The same thing happened when Drew Locks camp went on the same kind of overhyped praise years ago and got him over drafted.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
McCarthy is a LONG shot to become anything special.
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Man I was just checking the draft picks for all North teams and the Packers and Bears are STACKED with picks this year.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
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I predict 6 QB in top 20. I count 14 teams in top 20 that could take one.
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Agree the late hype is coming from the JJ McCarthy camp not NFL scoutsSergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:17 pmWe get this every year. They had Levis in top 3 discussions last year at this time.D_H wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 5:49 pmThere was talk on the Herd show the other day that the JJ McCarthy camp is responsible for the extra hype he’s been getting not NFL scouts. The same thing happened when Drew Locks camp went on the same kind of overhyped praise years ago and got him over drafted.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:02 pm Yeah, I feel like there’s some subterfuge going on here. McCarthy is being talked up, while news about Maye has been negative since the combine.
You got guys like Kiper and Pauline who are pushing the JJ talk and articles like this.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 9_40073655
McCarthy is a LONG shot to become anything special.
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Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
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Not good!Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:06 am Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
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Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:06 am Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
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For the kids not keeping track, da boob has now "heard" or "gotten a call" or "is being told" that we want, or are targeting, or will settle for Maye, Daniels, JJ, Nix and Penix.Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:06 am Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
I bet he ends up being right.
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What don’t you like about Nix? Just curiouscdr2529 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:30 amNot good!Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:06 am Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
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Oregon quarterback (QB) Bo Nix seems to be trending up draft boards into the first round of the 2024 NFL draft.
However, Nix is not a first-round pick with his lack of leadership and inability to be at the helm of an NFL complex offense.
He was a highly regarded prospect coming into the college football rankings as a 4-star recruit by both ESPN and 247Sports.
Nix committed to play football at the University of Auburn where his career there was inconsistent and stagnant before transferring to Oregon.
2023 Review:In his 3-year career at Auburn, he displayed poor accuracy with a 59.5% completion percentage that must not be forgotten during the evaluation process.
In 2023 (pending the bowl game), Nix has displayed an outstanding season statistically in SOME categories. Here are some of the stats that are not being discussed which are red flags when evaluating quarterbacks.
Completion % on throws of 20+ yards: 52.3%
Average depth of target: 6.7 yards
YAC (Yards After Catch) for QBs: No. 1
SOS (Strength of Schedule) No. 62
Overview: Bo NixHe lacks progression skills and feels more comfortable checking down or throwing slips where his wide receivers have to contribute to the workload.
6-foot-2, 217 pounds
40 Time: 4.75 (nfldraftbuzz.com)
2022 Stats: 294/409 (71.9%) 3,593 yards (8.8 avg) 29 TDs and 7 INTs
Level of Competition: Medium
Colton Edwards Grade: Third-Round
2024 NFL Draft Scouting Report:
A prototypical build at 6-foot-2, 217 pounds. Combines his size with arm talent, positioning himself as an intriguing draft prospect for some. Nix excels in the RPO (Run-Pass-Option) style of offense due to his pocket mobility, consistently evading the pass rush. He can extend plays under duress, making off-schedule plays when things break down within the pocket. He displays versatility in his release, changing arm angles to throw around defenders while maintaining velocity. He’s best with accuracy in the short to intermediate throws. Nix has a good awareness of where he can capitalize on scrambling lanes while consistently keeping a downfield passing mentality. His agility in the pocket enables him to sidestep pressure, reset, and deliver downfield if needed.
Weaknesses: Nix has developed after transferring from Auburn to Oregon, but inconsistencies still exist. His footwork can become “happy feet” when under pressure, resulting in erratic throws. He needs refinement in his processing skills. This Ducks’ QB can get to his primary read, but his hesitancy during receiver breaks and the lack of scanning the full field can lead to missed opportunities. This also happens to deep routes, where despite having the arm strength, he often hesitates which has resulted in turnovers in his career and a low competition percentage in deep ball targets. Lacks LEADERSHIP.
Summary:
Nix brings the physical traits that will intrigue NFL scouts due to his arm talent and creation capacity. The biggest concern is the transition from the current scheme in Oregon to a more complex offense within the NFL. As we know, Oregon’s offense relies a lot on RPOs, screens, check-downs, and the occasional go-ball against a certain coverage. This means he consistently depends on sideline cues before snaps which makes me raise the question about his ability to helm and lead a complex NFL offense independently. This also means he doesn’t have a lot of experience in a straight and consistent drop-back in the pocket style of offense. Finally, his on-field IQ needs polishing, struggles with progression, and lacks eye discipline and poise. Those keys need to be developed.
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Check the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:09 pm Man I was just checking the draft picks for all North teams and the Packers and Bears are STACKED with picks this year.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
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Pssst, thar isn't helpful for his narrative.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:45 amCheck the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:09 pm Man I was just checking the draft picks for all North teams and the Packers and Bears are STACKED with picks this year.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
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I’ve heard nothing on Penix and I haven’t heard anything on JJ other than he might be the only guy available to us after the big 3.hategreenticemase wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:01 amFor the kids not keeping track, da boob has now "heard" or "gotten a call" or "is being told" that we want, or are targeting, or will settle for Maye, Daniels, JJ, Nix and Penix.Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:06 am Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
I bet he ends up being right.
I’ve heard nothing about these two from my sources.
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No, that’s what most of us are hopeful for… You know, cleaning up this cap for 2025 and our new QB.hategreenticemase wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:49 amPssst, thar isn't helpful for his narrative.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:45 amCheck the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:09 pm Man I was just checking the draft picks for all North teams and the Packers and Bears are STACKED with picks this year.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
If you had your say, the cap won’t be cleaned up and we will giving Cousins and other old pieces money to try and keep this thing a 8/9 win WC team every year.
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No, of I had my way, everyone here would understand the cap more like the long time good rubes do and less like super psycho did. Sky is falling! We are in cap hell! Every fucking year.Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 11:49 amNo, that’s what most of us are hopeful for… You know, cleaning up this cap for 2025 and our new QB.hategreenticemase wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:49 amPssst, thar isn't helpful for his narrative.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:45 am
Check the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .
If you had your say, the cap won’t be cleaned up and we will giving Cousins and other old pieces money to try and keep this thing a 8/9 win WC team every year.
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Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 11:45 amI’ve heard nothing on Penix and I haven’t heard anything on JJ other than he might be the only guy available to us after the big 3.hategreenticemase wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:01 amFor the kids not keeping track, da boob has now "heard" or "gotten a call" or "is being told" that we want, or are targeting, or will settle for Maye, Daniels, JJ, Nix and Penix.Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:06 am Just a quick one….
Told the Vikings love Bo Nix.
Maye is their hope if they can move up but I’m told they could “Pivot” to Bo Nix in rd #2.
I bet he ends up being right.
I’ve heard nothing about these two from my sources.
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This is exactly right and why I want them to go all in this year. Let 2024 be a down year. They could be back for real in 25. All this nonesense about being three years away is just stupid. Eat some cap penalties and invest in the next franchise QB this year. Unleash hell in 2025.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:45 amCheck the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:09 pm Man I was just checking the draft picks for all North teams and the Packers and Bears are STACKED with picks this year.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
Part of why I’m okay if we let Kirk walk. First, we’ll get a comp pick in 25. Also, in 25, he’ll be 37.
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It is possible they can be back if they hit that star rookie QB on his first deal but that’s a pretty big long shot picking at #11, wouldn’t ya type?Beef Supreme wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:14 pmThis is exactly right and why I want them to go all in this year. Let 2024 be a down year. They could be back for real in 25. All this nonesense about being three years away is just stupid. Eat some cap penalties and invest in the next franchise QB this year. Unleash hell in 2025.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:45 amCheck the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:09 pm Man I was just checking the draft picks for all North teams and the Packers and Bears are STACKED with picks this year.
The Lions also have like 60 million in cap as of right now.
We are completely fucked for awhile. Find that QB Kwesi, it’s the only chance at pulling out of this hole we are in all so we could win a playoff game over the last 6 seasons. Yikes.
You are going to have to get into that top 3 for that to happen imo.
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Look at the top QBs in the game. They’re almost all first round picks, but very few are actually top-3 picks. Burrow and who else?Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:17 pmIt is possible they can be back if they hit that star rookie QB on his first deal but that’s a pretty big long shot picking at #11, wouldn’t ya type?Beef Supreme wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:14 pmThis is exactly right and why I want them to go all in this year. Let 2024 be a down year. They could be back for real in 25. All this nonesense about being three years away is just stupid. Eat some cap penalties and invest in the next franchise QB this year. Unleash hell in 2025.Beetlejuice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 9:45 am
Check the salary cap commitments and lack of dead cap for 2025. Hit on the QB for this draft and this team is back, baby .
You are going to have to get into that top 3 for that to happen imo.
Mahomes, Allen, Herbert, Rodgers, Jackson, etc., all later picks.
Here’s the list of NFL quarterbacks currently playing who were picked 1-3 in the draft (so not counting a guy like Lance who is on the bench)
Burrow
Lawrence
Young
Stroud
Stafford
Goff
Mayfield
Z. Wilson (made 11 starts, so I guess he counts even though the Jets didn’t intend him to)
Murray
Richardson
Of them, one Super Bowl win (Stafford) and two appearances/losses (Goff and Burrow). Obviously, for a number of them it’s too early to tell, but it clearly shows that the path to the Super Bowl does not require a top-3 pick on a QB. But as other analysis has shown, it does almost always require a really good one. Find that guy and develop him.
If they don’t hit on a quarterback, they’re not going to win anything meaningful anyway. It’s a virtual prerequisite and it’s time this team treated it as such.
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Re: ***NFL Draft Talk***
I viewed all of those guys higher at that time than I do JJ, Penix, Nix etc.Beef Supreme wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:48 pmLook at the top QBs in the game. They’re almost all first round picks, but very few are actually top-3 picks. Burrow and who else?Sergeant Rubetube wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:17 pmIt is possible they can be back if they hit that star rookie QB on his first deal but that’s a pretty big long shot picking at #11, wouldn’t ya type?Beef Supreme wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:14 pm
This is exactly right and why I want them to go all in this year. Let 2024 be a down year. They could be back for real in 25. All this nonesense about being three years away is just stupid. Eat some cap penalties and invest in the next franchise QB this year. Unleash hell in 2025.
You are going to have to get into that top 3 for that to happen imo.
Mahomes, Allen, Herbert, Rodgers, Jackson, etc., all later picks.
Here’s the list of NFL quarterbacks currently playing who were picked 1-3 in the draft (so not counting a guy like Lance who is on the bench)
Burrow
Lawrence
Young
Stroud
Stafford
Goff
Mayfield
Z. Wilson (made 11 starts, so I guess he counts even though the Jets didn’t intend him to)
Murray
Richardson
Of them, one Super Bowl win (Stafford) and two appearances/losses (Goff and Burrow). Obviously, for a number of them it’s too early to tell, but it clearly shows that the path to the Super Bowl does not require a top-3 pick on a QB. But as other analysis has shown, it does almost always require a really good one. Find that guy and develop him.
If they don’t hit on a quarterback, they’re not going to win anything meaningful anyway. It’s a virtual prerequisite and it’s time this team treated it as such.
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