Quote:For example (not actual order):

 

FIRST ROUND

 

Jaguars

Rams*

Raiders

Browns

Buccaneers

Falcons

 

SECOND ROUND

 

Redskins

Raiders

Browns

Buccaneers

Falcons

Jaguars

 

THIRD ROUND

 

Raiders

Browns

Buccaneers

Falcons

Jaguars

Redskins

 

See the pattern? First team goes to the bottom and all other teams move up one spot. If the Redskins win and everyone else loses, it is a 6-team tie.

 

I think this year the whole QB situation is a mess. Teddy is the #1 guy going in to the season. Then guys like Carr and Bortles have their "stock rise". I have things I like and dislike with pretty much every single QB in the draft. And for those reasons I didn't really think there was a clear cut QB to pick. So I have for awhile now wanted the Jags to pick a player like Anthony Barr in round 1 and wait for the QB until round 2.

But with a rotation like this.... I'd be worried picking 2nd in round 1 and then 8th in round 2. 

I mean... I wouldn't be worried too much, I think the staff here knows what they are doing. But by that pick in round 2 Bortles, Manziel, Bridgewater, Boyd, Berger, Carr all might be gone. So do you take a McCarron in round 2? Do you take a risk on reaching for a QB due to the need?

There is no way this franchise can wait til round 3 and expect to hit on a Russell Wilson type pick. That's a little bit of luck there.

 

Perfect scenario in my opinion with that kind of rotation is to trade back, if a team loves a QB enough to jump to 2, trade back. If the hype behind some of these guys are real and Caldwell isn't sold on it like some other GMs may be, the option to move back may be there.

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