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Fitterer on trading out of the #6 pick

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11 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Lol examine them all you want. This guy took a CB over a franchise LT. That is  a lack of skill and understanding of positional value. HAHAHA 

I don’t think Slater is a franchise LT.  He was good last year but he is no Munoz

He is probably better than Icky which is interesting.  Definitely was more proven at this point last year

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10 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Finally someone gets it.   He is going to trade back for pennies on the dollar because he fuged up last year

I don’t think there is another poster on this forum that has less knowledge of football than you.  Why don’t you tell us what you would do genius 

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4 minutes ago, Pakmeng said:

You suggest passing on a LT in order to take a QB to be so bad we get a high draft pick? 

You need to go outside and get some air. 

It's worked before. Your best bet of landing a legit QB is with a VERY high first round draft pick. So yeah, if #6 overall could get us either a good LT or a spectacularly bad QB, I'll go with option B. We're still a 6-7 win roster with a good LT. That'll be good for a pick in the lower half of the top 10 again. And likely watching those QBs we covet go just out of reach. Again.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Shocker said:

I don’t think there is another poster on this forum that has less knowledge of football than you.  Why don’t you tell us what you would do genius 

Oh it’s an elaborate “tank” on purpose to get Rhule fired and land the top pick to get Stroud. Why go through all of that? If that’s Tepper’s plan he should just fire Rhule now… 

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5 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Oh it’s an elaborate “tank” on purpose to get Rhule fired and land the top pick to get Stroud. Why go through all of that? If that’s Tepper’s plan he should just fire Rhule now… 

Stroud is absolutely the guy next draft but no way in hell we know if we are even possibly in a position to take him.  Just tired of people shooting down every option with no clear idea of reality.  

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3 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Stroud is absolutely the guy next draft but no way in hell we know of we are even possibly in a position to take him.  Just tired of people shooting down every option with no clear idea of reality.  

We just lost key contributors off an already mediocre defense and we still have Sam Darnold penciled in at starter. Not so sure #1 overall in '23 isn't well within reach.

 

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7 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We just lost key contributors off an already mediocre defense and we still have Sam Darnold penciled in at starter. Not so sure #1 overall in '23 isn't well within reach.

 

No it isn’t…but we can’t bank on it.  This QB deal is depressing man

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