(12-29-2019, 09:12 PM)HandsomeRob86 Wrote:

(12-29-2019, 08:47 PM)TJBender Wrote: I used to think this way. Then I saw a post (from Caldrac?) pointing out how well we've done with top-ten picks in the past, and I get that maybe it's a lot better to see Minshew continue to take steps than it is to draft a bust at eight instead of drafting a bust at nine.


Won't happen. We'd have to put the green room on a docked cruise ship.

Agree completely with it being more important to get Minshew to develope. I remeber when this board was in a tizzy overthe Colts tanking for Luck and us getting 'meaningless' wins over them. Luck only played like what 5 comple seasons? We need to just do us and let it fall where it does.

Luck had the honor of playing behind an offensive line that netted him multiple injuries and a trip to the emergency room.

People failed to realize that a lot of Manning's presnap magic and audibles made that line look a whole lot better than what it really was.

By the time they finally landed Nelson and Kelly and Castonzo started playing like a franchise LT the damage was done. I feel bad for that kid. He truly was talented. But his health is more important.

All the more reason to let Minshew develop since he's shown he can somewhat handle playing behind this line and it allows you to gamble in 2021 on a much better prospect in Lawrence after Miami, L.A and Cincinnatti make their moves for Burrow, Tagovailoa and Herbert.

If Lawrence outshines Burrow in that title game? That's the only answer I need regarding the QB position going into 2020 and 2021.

"Lose for Lawrence" or nah?

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