He'd be going from the national championship college team to the third worst NFL team. He won't be surrounded by the sort of talent he had at Michigan. We haven't seen him deal with the kind of adversity that would await him in New England.
But then, there's also this quote from the article: "Meers, who became the Browns’ director of research and strategy in 2016, said that exceptions are worth making at the quarterback position and if your team needs a star."
Interesting article in The Athletic. Selected quotes below.
"Teams massively overestimate their abilities to delineate between stars and flops, and because of that they heavily overvalue the “right to choose” in the draft."
"The treasured No. 1 pick in the draft is actually the least valuable...
This applies to whatever decision is made at #3. If Wolf passes on A and drafts B and then B is a bust while A is a success, does Wolf get fired? Ditto for the bag option.
I'd rather they not overspend and carry over the unspent cap to future years when they would hopefully have fixed foundational issues through the draft.
This is all getting very monotonous. Daniels, Maye, or McCarthy? What would the bag need to be? All conjecture and speculation due to long period of no or minimal hard news. I check in every few days to see if anything's new, and same old same old. The draft can't come soon enough.
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