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Supposing we do draft a quarterback in Round One...

Mr. Scot

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He shouldn't. We have the coaching staff to win games now, we can address some holes in FA and roll out with a QB who will be better than Teddy just by the very fact he will be willing to push the ball down the field. Teddy is a very solid backup though. 

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1. Whats the state of the OL? Does something change?  New GM that locks Moton do we add another OL in rd 2-3?

If the OL doesnt look Worse, id potentially start him later on in the season.  Im not starting Day 1 but week 6-8?  Maybe inject him in.

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20 minutes ago, SteveSmithTD89 said:

Because I dont want him David Carr'd. 

And if Moton, Miller and Okung leave in FA. Thats exactly what will happen.

Or, God forbid, Joe Burrow'd.

Anyone who wants to start him immediately should probably touch on how we prevent that from happening.

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I prefer the wait a year route, but I mean its up to the coaches to evaluate whether he can start right away or not. Look no further than the Chargers, they planned to let Herbert sit behind Tyrod Taylor. It is unfortunate what happened to Taylor, but Herbert is obviously ready as a rookie.

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