(02-03-2018, 06:14 PM)Upper Wrote: So more likely than not...yikes. History would say that is exceedingly optimistic.

Depends on what you expect from the QB.  
I think it's a very achievable goal. 

When you've got a roster full of young talent and pending large contracts in the coming years  - "draft and develop" is just such an obvious way forward. 
I'm baffled as to why people are so skittish about it.  
Half of these QBs coming out clearly have better technique than Bortles did when he came out and they'd likely have a year to sit and work with Milanovich and Hackett. 
This is just not a longshot proposition in my mind. 

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First - Identify your preferred two or three QB prospects and plan your draft day strategy and contingencies to attain the best one you can. 

Second - Stop worrying about cap-hell. 

I do not share the fear of drafting an upgrade to Bortles that many folks are expressing.

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