(01-01-2020, 05:38 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(01-01-2020, 02:59 PM)Upper Wrote: Every single time I have ever brought up Minshew I have said to keep him AND reinforce the position. Minshew was not good enough to hand him the keys to the franchise, but he wasn't bad enough that we should feel panicked to draft one next year.

This is the Bortles situation all over again.

Blake played “ok” in 2017 so they doubled down on him and in the mean time passed up QB talent.

Minshew played well but to pass up QB talent because you’re sold on Minshew is a mistake.

It's not even remotely close to being the same situation though. They were coming off a play off run where in fairness it appeared he was playing his best football decision making wise.

In fact. In week two against New England here at home he had us all fooled in 2018 before the whole year went to [BLEEP]. As he was playing pretty well in that game.

Minshew played well for a 6th RD pick. But with Foles contract situation it's highly unlikely Caldwell selects another QB on opening draft night. You can't have three QB's going into training camp like that.

If it's true that Tagovailoa is returning back to Alabama that now leaves Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert as your primary first round QBs.

Herbert may end up in Miami, Los Angeles or Tampa Bay before we're on the clock. Which is perfectly fine by me because I don't like that kid anyway. Don't want him here.

It would be 2003 all over again where that front office couldn't wait to select Leftwich instead of just letting Garrard take a fair stab at the job.

We went into 2004 looking at essentially three hall of fame options at the position in that draft. 2021 now looks promising with Lawrence, Fields & Tagovaiola.

With Caldwell and Marrone getting one more year to save their hides. They're NOT putting their jobs in the hands of yet another rookie QB. It literally breaks this idea of continuity they're trying to sell us all on this off season.

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