(05-31-2022, 08:54 AM)Mikey Wrote:

(05-29-2022, 07:31 PM)ChrisJagBoy Wrote: Well I mean that would have been a 100% success rate if Elway wasn't an etitled prick who refused to play for them.

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I wasn't the one on this thread that posted Josh Rosens stat comparision, all I said was if he has another piss poor year like the last we shouldn't hold on for 5 years and let real qbs go over our heads like we did with Watson/mahomes/josh allen etc while we stuck with the boat.

Refusing to play for Bob Irsay might be a proof that Stanford puts out some smart kids more than the sign of an "entitled prick" [sic]. This may be the first time I've seen anyone refer to Kyler Murray as a real QB; heck the boy was torn between football and playing for the A's. 

It's not 100% success. Cowboys took two QBs months apart, in two separate drafts and it failed. Cripes almighty look at the Browns' cape of sadness, seemed like they were constantly swinging for fences and STILL botched things big time with their latest transaction, but those don't count, right?

I deliberately omitted that 1989 Dallas team because for all intents and purposes, both QBs were taken in the same year (1989) and both were rookies in 1989, but Walsh was taken in the supplemental draft, which took away from the next year's regular draft.  Part of it was hedging his bets at the position with a player with whom he was quite familiar having coached him in college.  It wound up working out because they wound up trading away Walsh for some good draft picks, but you can't convince me taking Steve Walsh with the #1 overall pick was a better move than taking Cortez Kennedy with that pick.

Of course, Chris Jag Boy would have traded away Troy Aikman, Brett Favre, Steve Young and Josh Allen because they didn't start off well.

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