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3 hours ago, rayzor said:

Being able to draft a QB in the top 5 doesn't mean you're getting a franchise QB. It means you're going to be paying a high price for an unproven kid to walk into a crappy situation where he's expected to play at a pro bowl level right out of the gate but will probably be benches withing 3 years while that team stays in the top 5 draft spots annually.

Not sure if people notice this, drafting your franchise QB in the top spots is a gamble that doesnt guarantee Jack and is more often than not going to fail.

Get the team right first so you don't waste your pick.

If we got the #1 I would want to trade it for draft assets.  We need to rebuild basically an entire defense minus Brown.  I don’t even include Horn because I don’t love the idea of paying a dude off 1 healthy season to stupid money 

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4 hours ago, CRA said:

Ok.  I’m not saying we should be tanking which is a front office design…

I’m just saying the win today hurts us more than anything.  

we are right there  as the shittiest team in the league.  Someone wins.  Best team doesn’t win every game.  Worst team doesn’t lose every game they step on the field to play.  One random play at the end can be the difference.  We play any team 3 times and I’m taking the other team. 

I’d rather us lose.  Secure the draft pick with the most value.   We have the worst roster in the NFL despite a Giant win in Germany.  And we got nothing in the QB room.  We could use that top pick 

I agree with you, I just dont think we are going to get a top three draft pick as awesome as it would be. I would be willing to bet we get up to 6 wins this season which takes us away from one of the coveted top draft spots that we could potentially get multiple picks for. We definitely dont have us a good team we are rooting for. I just think we are going to get some more lucky bounces of the ball and lucky plays to get us a few more wins. Bryce will probably continue to look mediocre at best so im at east hoping they dont decide to roll with him as the starter next year again if so. I think we should just draft BPA all the way through because we need so many holes filled in so many areas.

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