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Go for Carr hard and save #9 pick?


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12 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Draft a QB in the 1st round and sign this guy:

QUARTERBACK: JACOBY BRISSETT

2022 Team: Cleveland Browns
2022 PFF Grade: 82.6

Brissett was probably better than even the Browns expected him to be in relief of the suspended Deshaun Watson across his 12 starts, finishing the season with the sixth-highest PFF overall grade and the 13th-highest PFF passing grade among quarterbacks. Brissett might not be the quarterback to lead a team to the Super Bowl, but he is a perfect bridge signal-caller for quarterback-needy teams in 2023

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-underrated-2023-free-agent-every-position

This will most likely happen.  We need someone familiar with Reich's system. 

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53 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

This will most likely happen.  We need someone familiar with Reich's system. 

So far this offseason we've been making practical, intelligent decisions and not splashy moves like previous years. Signing Brissett over the likes of Garappolo, David Carr or trading for Lamar Jackson  would be a very wise decision. 

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3 hours ago, Jmac said:

Guy has been to the pro-bowl four times so he has talent. Would you go after him and steal him from the Saints (possibly) and use #9 for a position of need? Would that be the better way to go at this time? I believe he was released out right today.

Yes...but the cost too much.

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