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qbs are sort of important

I think it is way too early to know what this team wants to do given their is no head coach in place. I don't agree that they don't like this batch of quarterbacks.

way too early

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Wilks has certainly been better about scheming and adjustments than Rhule or Rivera I think. I don't know that that is saying much, but there is a clear plan of attack in each game and a willingness to pivot.

He has a history with Mike McCoy who is doing a good job as the QB coach down in Jacksonville. Could be worth a look.

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I'd say he is similar to Allen and Mahomes coming out as far as arm talent and passing ability goes. He just wasn't used that way. His arm strength and ability to make off platform throws is incredible.

What does this even mean?

I think Richardson is much more developed than Malik is. He isn't THAT far off.

I think it is worth noting that Florida did not use his skill set ideally and really didn't even start working with his strengths until later in the season. He certainly needs some development, but he can be put in a run first offense that takes advantage of play action and read option and succeed right away. He is not as raw as someone like Malik Willis was.

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Scott Fitterer is our GM. He will remain as such. No new coach hates draft picks.

This is a valid question. I guess you hope to attract them with a top 3 pick and a good young defense.

It probably won't be that low. The 58th pick last year was Nick Bolton. Jeremy Chinn was pick 64. You find good value in that area of the draft. This is a clear offensive rebuild and McCaffrey was not apart of their plans clearly.

Handing 100% control over to a college coach from Baylor may have been a bad idea.

It's not a bad haul. Not the 1st they were looking for, but a pretty good haul if you are truly going into an offensive rebuild.

Yeaaahhh hard to think of anything other than a meme when it comes to Matt Rhule

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Robbie probably gone, which is a chunk.

2023 looking hella sweet

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I really don't see him lasting that long if this continues

Oof