(12-26-2018, 02:33 AM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote:

(12-26-2018, 12:19 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: You keep saying the same thing over and over, but that does not change the fact that the highest bidder will get the QB. Maybe they will have to offer less, but that means we have to be ready to give up more picks. When it's all said and done, the Giants will only be a pick or two ahead of us. It's not like we're gonna be 10 picks behind them.

Teams panic when they need a QB. History is the teacher and the lesson. It will take a top 1-3 pick to be first at QB, no doubt. Going to be a very expensive ... VERY EXPENSIVE ..move up. I’m so happy we beat the Dolphins boys!

Ready to ship out next years 1st and 3 and  this years 1 2 and 3.. 

Yes that’s the price. Forget drafting o line in rounds 2/3... lol.

We could still draft O-Line in rounds 3 and 4. That's even if we trade a 1st, 2nd and one of our 3rd's this season. This is pretty decent year for OG's. Not fantastic, but deep enough that they'll be some pretty good options in that 3-5 round area. As far as swing tackle, like I said before, the elite OT's go right away. We need a player with LT experience who can play either side of the O-Line at a level where we don't have to constantly worry about the QB getting killed or no running lanes being opened on the edge. We don't necessarily need an immediate pro bowler. Hopefully, our starters come back healthy and can play at a high level right away. Talented swing tackles can be found later in the draft, but our scouting department has to do their homework. The position has been completely ignored for a long while. I'm willing to take the risk of trading away high picks, if that means finding a franchise QB. We've always taken the "sit back and let the draft come to us," type of approach and we haven't had a franchise QB since Mark Brunell. It's time we got aggressive.

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