Quote:I'm not looking at crunch time.  Statistically, he's one of the top tier QBs in the league.  I don't think anyone would pass on having someone of that caliber running this offense.

I wouldn't at all. My issue with the Romo comparison with Garoppolo is that the Tony Romo who came out of college is not the Tony Romo who plays a good game, even if he has crunch-time issues, today. Romo sat on the bench for almost three years. I don't know that Garoppolo will have to wait until his fourth season to be up to starting, but I'd be shocked if he were ready to lead a team this year, even surprised if he were ready at the onset of next. If the Jags think he's by far and away the best QB in this class, then take him. I wouldn't be unhappy with the pick at all, and I think we could do a lot worse as a developmental guy. I'm just not sure I want to see this team sentenced to two more years of Henne because we spent a high pick on a QB from a low level of competition.

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