Ok, lets say we draft a QB in the middle rounds.


When does he see the field?


He's not going to start the season and the best he could hope for is to be given the chance once the our realistic chance of making the playoffs has gone. At that point, why bother? You might as well give last year's sixth round pick a go and then pick from what is expected to be a good crop of QBs in the 2018 draft.


And for those who say it's a good strategy to pick a QB every year, which teams has this actually helped? I guess you could say it worked out for Washington to select two QBs when they went for RG3 and Cousins, but there are plenty of other late-round QBs who just end up being wasted draft picks. Just ask the Jets.

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