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Good QB study done by BigCatCountry
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Quote:Compared to spending a top 3 draft pick it's really not that risky at all. Money is just money. There is a salary cap, but that can be worked around in a lot of ways, but you only get a certain amount of draft picks. It's why the price of good QBs is so high. Teams are paying for the privilege of getting that QB without having to waste a bunch of high draft picks hoping to find him. They can now spend those crucial draft picks on other elite talents. Exactly how is it a lot riskier to spend a top three draft pick than to give a 35-year old quarterback coming off four neck surgeries $90 million? |
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