(04-06-2019, 08:56 AM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(04-06-2019, 07:46 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: Because it's a team game and I'm not passing up on a generational type talent at DT or TE when I already have a good QB and just signed 1 to a big deal.  Doesnt make any since to try not and build around him if yiu can add elite players at other important positions

You’re talking about just this season it seems.

If you need a QB, don’t wait until the 3rd round. If you don’t need one, don’t even bother drafting one because the odds of them being a great QB are very low.

Not to mention if you’re trying to build around Foles, why waste a 3rd rounder on a backup QB? He still needs pieces right? Use that 3rd rounder to help Foles instead of on a QB who most likely will do nothing in the league.

I'm not saying he would be a lock for my pick but he would be in the discussion.  If he is the BAP I would take him, if a guy falls that could be a starter then I would probably take that player.  It's important to have a good backup as well just incase Foles gets hurt.  More and more teams are showing the importance af having a quality backup just in case of injury. If the Eagles didn't have Foles they would of never won the SB.

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(04-06-2019, 10:59 AM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(04-06-2019, 10:50 AM)JagJohn Wrote: Man what are you doing?!? Players from 'college school' never work out in the NFL, everyone knows that! 

Nice pick though, think he's a work in progress but could be a very good right tackle sometime in the future.

Ummm Peyton Manning? Ever heard of him? He went to college school.

You don't see how the good franchises draft QBs or bring in a quality QB even when they have a franchise QB?  ThePats do it, Steelers drafted Dobbs and Rudolph, Redskins drafted RG3 and Cousins the same year, NO traded for Teddy, Eagles signed Foles etc.  I would think all these franchises know a good but more than you think you know.  They are doing it right

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