(03-23-2018, 09:51 AM)Kane Wrote:

(03-16-2018, 02:37 PM)Bullseye Wrote: I think five end up going in the first:  Allen, Darnold, Mayfield, Rosen and Rudolph, but Jackson is a remote possibility of going there, too.

You have a breakdown of teams that could go QB.  I am curious as to why you don't have the Chargers listed in either of the last two categories of 2nd tier QBs ready to take over in a year or two, or the teams in the round 2-3 range.  Everything that applies to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Nola, NYG, and Washington also should apply to the Chargers.

Why wouldn't the Chargers fall into either of these categories in your opinion?

Just a brain fart on my part there. Bolts definitely should be looking into Rivers' eventual replacement.

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(03-18-2018, 08:39 AM)Jags02 Wrote:
That's quite an unexpected list, but I hear you on Allen. I watch his game tapes and simply am not sold at all. He's very erratic and will need plenty of time to develop despite his strong arm.

I haven't nailed my order, but Darnold and Rosen are my top two. Mayfield is #3... and then it's really close in my book betwen Allen an Jackson.

Afther that I have Rudolph in round two (maybe as early as #29 as we might go there) followed by Falk and Litton who I suspect will be there in round three. 

I know a lot of people are high on Darnold and I'm scoffed at quite a bit by a lot of people for having him so low.
I just think there's a bit of football immaturity there. On the field with the turnovers and what not. Only two year starter. IMO, if he's drafted #1 overall to Cleveland I think he flounders. 
If he goes, say #2 to the G-Men, with the right staff and a QB like Eli ahead of him he could turn out to be the best QB of the draft. I don't doubt his talent, just a lil weary of him playing right away on a bad team.

Whereas I think guys like Rosen and Mayfield will play well right away (but possibly have their own immaturity issues off the field i.e. questionable attitudes and sketchy pasts).