ForJimmy

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So they signed Robinson and Rozeboom...

I watched him play Auburn in week 1 and he looked like an NFL QB to me. His arm looked solid, maybe not the most mobile guy but still has some talent.

GMs care though. One bad season and they can get fired. Drafting a player in the 1st that would only start due to injury is pretty rare. It make sense to us fans who have the luxury of thinking beyond this year.

I guess there is some confusion here. Picking an OT in the first probably isn't happening unless there is someone that drops to our spot. We absolutely need to draft an OT in this draft for depth/future, but signing Walker gives us the luxury of taking one in the mid rounds who might not be ready to start right away. I also wouldn't be surprised if we sign BC for a reasonable contract for depth once we clear up some space. There seems to be mutual interest there. Leashes are just too short in the NFL for a GM to draft a player that wouldn't be an immediate impact player in the 1st round unless there is huge value. We also need a C in this draft to learn behind our one year rental as well. Again I don't see this happening in the 1st, but mid to late could work there. Ideally we draft a C and future RT to take over for Moton after this year for our OL. Then we can decided between Walker/Icky (depending on recovery) for future LT.

Yeah but regardless your 1st round pick would be a depth player year 1.

It would be tough to draft a non starter in round 1, but the benefit down the road would be nice...

Seems a bit undersized as well. I believe he was basically calling the defensive plays on the field. He is very knowledgeable, but I wouldn’t want him at 19 personally.

He is not as athletic as the other guys in his class. It would only hurt his stock at this point...

Thanks Juan! You are the real MVP!

We bought a pick? It was money already spent. We acquire a pick for a QB that was probably looking at retirement.

Amazing! I want to know how much money we save with this move.

They don't have guidelines for hand size for the backup QB.

Project players are for the later rounds. These are the ones that are nice to gamble on. Not a first round pick like XL…

They are typically prove it deals for players. They play great this one year and one of the 32 teams is paying them a nice contract in the offseason usually.