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By PNW_PantherMan · Posted
Georgia offense cost people a lot of money. How many had Georgia beating the spread? -
Beck. Beck. Beck. No seriously--I was predicting what THEY will do. The trade back is not a bad idea for this very point. As of right now, I see the three everyone talks about in the top 10, but neither in the top 5. Sanders is very tempting, but under pressure from Nebraska, he looked mortal. He needs a clean pocket, but when he has it, he is deadly. Is he an NFL QB? probably. Ewers? I like his mental toughness, but he and Beck are mid first rounders right now. I also see several QBs who, by the end of the season, could be in the first round talk. If these develop into viable options, I think we trade back and take a Milroe, Dart, Ward, etc. I like Dart right now, but his decision-making is bad at times--Canales could fix that. I am really watching dark horse Donovan Smith of Houston. He has the tools, just has not put it all together yet. So to answer your question: Yes, we could trade back--I could see a trade back to about 10, but when that pick rolls around, we are taking a QB. With the additional pick, we will grab an edge. I see your point, but does Hunter offer early to mid first round talent if he plays one side of the ball? Regardless, my statement was not what I would do, I was stating what they will do. Their jobs are on the line. They will take a QB and an edge before a WR or DB, in my opinion.
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