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If Young and Stroud are gone


Chris Smitty
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13 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Clear thinking…refreshing round here

Thanks, but when the Mods see that I will be banned, for sure.

I'm open to any serviceable vet (see @Jackie Lee's list), as long as we don't have to trade anything for them (FA's) and they are relatively cheap.  Honestly, the longer they have been around the better since they can help break-in the draft pick(s) and Corral.

What I am not open to is trading draft picks for one of them, or acquiring a U-Haul and thinking it might turn into a Porsche.  But that was a defect in thinking of The Process that hopefully would not be repeated by a coach that knows that NFL can stand for Not For Long if they screw things up.

Then again, Josh McDaniels has been around the NFL for years and he has given no indication he understands that, so maybe my expectation that an experience NFL coach would know that is overblown.

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15 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Might as well keep Sam to backup Matt with a rookie draft pick in the wings learning. Take your lumps and hope 2024 is kinder to you.

Minshew would yield the same results but cost a draft pick.

Minshew is FA next year so no trade, and his TD/INT ratio is way better than Darnold's

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