Here' the Strategy - Don't let the media or today's latest trends dictate what you do or how you evaluate. A good GM knows which QB's hoist the Lombardi trophy at the end of the year. It's not the one-trick flash in the pan or 6'8 bean pole with the big arm or the overhyped party boy who was good in college.

There is no generational player in this draft. Haskins is talented but New York can have him. I'm not mortgaging picks to get him.

Grier is a real talent and I'd wait it out to 7 and take him there or even risk waiting till round 2.

It's not a deep class, maybe one or two guys become franchise players, but don't let the starvation of needing a QB keep you hostage to what's available. This team needs pass rushers and O-lineman as well. I'd pass on Haskins for an elite edge rusher while waiting for Grier in round 2.

There are more talking heads in the media today than ever before and with no more qualification than anyone on this message board - They can beat on us for not taking this guy or that guy with their hindsight reasoning. Meanwhile, you know that they miss on all of these players way more and with no accountability. I was watching these same pundits trash Jackson and Watson on Twitter this weekend. A few analysts were so offended that Flacco didn't start today - So let that be your lesson, that's the strategy.


**Side note: I could see the Jags moving back into round one with the extra picks from the Fowler trade. Maybe there is a trading partner for Fournette as well?

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