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QB is the exception to every rule. An absolute MUST have regardless of cost or circumstance.
If you look at the Patriots roster from 1976 through 1979, you see tons of playmakers at every position, except 1, QB. If New England had Pastorini instead of Grogan, we would have a SB or 2 during that window, even against the mighty Steelers.
No - but if there's one they like then they must take him. You have to trust your scouts and doctors and then your coaches to develop him. If you're told his shoulder is fine and that he's that good they, yes, they MUST take him.
I guess I fundamentally agree with you both, but the principle runs into trouble in draft years when that franchise QB just may not be in the offing (2005 is the classic example). This year, I think it all comes down to Bradford's shoulder.











