Triumph
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Bingo
The only reason to move up is for a QB who wont play this year unless Cam is injured or performing so bad that anybody is better than nothing.
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Same math count all of Denver’s picks except the 2nd, like I said.
Draft value chart means nothing in a bidding war...especially for a qb
If bill bellichik thought trey lance or another qb would be a top quarterback you don’t think he would give up a second first round pick? Lol
Sure he could sit, it wouldn't be a bad thing but it's not an absolute. He'd give Cam a run for his money this year. I think Cam will be better but he's on his last legs. A few years, maybe after this year and he's done from football.
I agree that if Lance were there at 8 and the cost to move up were a 2nd plus maybe a 2022 3rd, he'd do it. But if Jones is also there and he can get him for nothing or next to nothing by waiting, he might make that move instead.
He’s going up to get fields who will be starting by the end of October and the offense will get markedly better with him in there.
He has to get a QB if that means going to 4 so be it.
I'm not sure why this has to be said almost daily, especially after the haul the 49ers gave up to get to #3, but we'll try again...
By moving to 4 you are not getting a QBOTF, you are getting a QBOTF candidate, that may or may not develop into QBOTF. You might be able to get said QBOTF slightly later in the draft and save draft capital in a draft that is rich in prospects at non QB positions of need for the Pats.
If you think he's a QBOTF, you trade up. If you don't, you pass on the opportunity. This isn't rocket science, but it's hugely important that you (whoever you are) get it right, as the Bears can tell you.
Sports fans have become closet GMs, which is fine and which drives a lot of discussion on the air and online. But a lot of those closet GMs have also take to wildly overvaluing their end of everything, be it their team's picks or their team's players, or their team's drawing power, etc... And, here at Patsfans.com, we've got a bunch of people who think "fair" is when the Patriots pay about a buck for a flawless 10 carat diamond.
