Yeah, I can’t judge QBs, so I am going solely on the success rates for QBs in the first round and they’re not good. I hope Maye proves to be a good one, but I also look at how many QBs the Bills have gone through. It could be a long time until we’re good again.
My expectation is there’s one or two QBs who are going to be good for years to come. I don’t feel incredibly confident that we’re going to end up with one of them.
And assume no one will take him before the Pats do? Even if it’s a small jump by Las Vegas to get ahead of the Pats? I think there’s too much room for error in there.
I think if you do fall back to 11, you’re having conversations with every team about their pick and probably trying to move back up.
Yeah, I think the prospect of the second tier QBs going so high is probably a media invention, but if a team needs a QB that bad, it's definitely possible.
Personally, I'd like to never use that phrase in draft analysis. Generational talent happens once every 10-20 years, I would guess? And no one saw it in Tom Brady when he was drafted. Jerry Rice was drafted in the second half of the first round. Mahomes was drafted 10th. So why don't we just...
Correct. But if they like all of the top 6, a QB will be there at 6. Again, I don't know who they think of as the top QBs. They might only like the top 2. They might like the top 3. They might like the top 4. They might like the top 6. Really, until the draft happens, it's impossible to know who...
Shrug. You have to trust your evaluators. If they're telling you the QB at 3 tomorrow is no better than the QB at 11, then you have to seriously consider the move down. If they're telling you that 3 is way better, then there's no way you trade down for all the reasons you said.
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