Quote:You draft when available, not when convenient.  You get the best when they're in your lap.  You don't pass just because you don't have this or that piece.

 

If you focus on one spot you can end up neglecting others if you're losing value at both spots.  Instead, you improve every position and don't wait on the one.  That's how Seattle was able to get over the top when their QB emerged.  The rest of the puzzle was already in place.

 

If he grades out highest on the board, you take him.  Especially if you don't expect the QBs available can be "the guy."  Otherwise, you address that position the best you can and try to keep improving it as players become available to you.  But you certainly don't sacrifice the chance of getting a special player (as Watkins is considered to be) for a "QB purgatory" QB as Kjaggy describes them.