I think it all depends on how quickly they catch onto the playbook. Remember, Deshaun Watson didn't start the season. Neither did Dak Prescott when he was drafted. Sure, it didn't take them long to catch on thrive, but their tenure wasn't immediate. Hopefully, we draft a guy who can start right away, but if it takes a few games for them to be ready, that's fine too. I'm looking at the big picture. I believe we bring in a cheaper veteran FA QB as competition for the rookie. I don't expect them to start long, but it wouldn't surprise me if the veteran did start at least a few games.

Dak was a 4th rounder.

Watson started the 2nd half of the first game and has looked head and shoulders better than Savage... they should have just let the kid play.

I mean... if we have another veteran, that'd be ideal. Drafting Mayfield after signing Drew Brees would make for some magical scenario.

But if we trade up or draft a QB in the top 15, he's the dude, so we should start him, outside of having Brees/Cousins/Smith rostered.

That would be a dream come true

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Dak was a 4th rounder.

Watson started the 2nd half of the first game and has looked head and shoulders better than Savage... they should have just let the kid play.

I mean... if we have another veteran, that'd be ideal. Drafting Mayfield after signing Drew Brees would make for some magical scenario.

But if we trade up or draft a QB in the top 15, he's the dude, so we should start him, outside of having Brees/Cousins/Smith rostered.

That would be a dream come true

I agree. Brees could teach him all the tips on how to overcome not being 6'5" in the NFL

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