(01-16-2020, 03:23 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(01-16-2020, 03:18 PM)Rico Wrote: If somebody is taking a QB with the number one pick in the NFL draft you'd better believe they think he is ready to step in and play.

But, as usual, way to change your argument.  You weren't going to start him if the line was going to get him hurt.  That was your reasoning when this whole line of discussion started.  But as usual your argument has changed.

I still stand behind that, i didn't change.  If they have the worst protecting oline in the league, I would sit him.  I dont wont to risk my franchise when there is no need to.  It wouldn't be the first time a QB has sat out his first season and turned into an MVP or SB winning QB

Every player is at risk every time they step on to the field. The Bengals line isn't that bad, Andy Dalton didn't get broken this year did he?
You don't NOT play a player in fear of them getting hurt. And if getting banged around as a rookie gives your QB shell shock, he was the wrong dude to pick #1 overall.

And how the Hell did this thread get so derailed from Jackson to Burrow/Bengals lol

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