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A team should do everything they can to prop up their investment in a QB regardless of who it is. -
I am not wanting to be too judgemental of Morgan over his first draft given the circumstances. People don’t like my rationale but you know, I don’t so much like theirs either. I was adamantly against drafting Bryce and very resentful over the extreme (imo) measures taken to prop him up. I feel like Dan got caught in that trap with demands or conditions placed on him to help out the QB and the new Offensive minded head coach. And my biased opinion is that it was still all Bryce centric. Micro managed and solely focused on making him a viable player after his first disastrous season. Mandated to help the offense in that draft. I feel like my speculation is reasonable given the climate and situation, and it includes the reasons we didn’t take a C, the reasons we overdrafted a RB and that particular WR. It was totally need based. Perceived needs. All to maximize Bryce. And if it were me, and I wanted the GM slot of my team that I came up with, I would be willing to accede to the agenda that I feel was in place. The goals he had to meet. It is pretty simple, just put Bryce’s needs at the center of everything that was done and work your way through it. I have no idea or inside info, and people have mocked my opinion for it but that is what it is, it still makes sense to me. -
We can’t lose this guy he is the brains behind the operation
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