Assuming Bortles doesn't work out, we should draft one in the first round, and one in the second round.  Imagine if we had done that in 2014--taken Bortles with the first pick, and Derek Carr with the second pick. Carr would probably have beat Bortles out his rookie year.  And Bortles would still be green enough that he might have some trade value (maybe to the Raiders?).

The Redskins actually did this the year they traded a boatload of picks for RGIII and Cousins. They thought the former would be the franchise quarterback, but the latter was.

Quarterback is the most important position in all of sports. Without a decent one, the team sinks. Why tie your entire future on one pick? Especially when next year is supposed to be a great year for QBs.

I would also recommend dumping Henne and signing a decent veteran - and that veteran should start until one of the two rookies are ready.

I know we have other needs. I'm convinced we can get a very good LG in the middle rounds, as well a RT.

What do you think?

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