(01-18-2019, 01:24 PM)JagsorDie Wrote:

(01-18-2019, 12:56 PM)JagJohn Wrote: It'll be fascinating to see what kind of contracts the QBs get in free agency this year. Relatively speaking there are only a few teams really in need of a QB so it could be that less demand actually keeps the contracts very affordable. This could also be affected by the fact that next year has a bumper crop of rookie QBs, so teams on the fence about replacing their current starter may decide to stay put for another year.

Alternatively, you could argue that the lack of elite options in this years rookie group (Haskins is the only one close to a consensus blue-chip prospect) will actually drive up the price for FA QBs.

I don't know, I didn't study economics.

IDK about teams that absolutely need one the way we do but there are quite a few out there who are going to be looking at the market. Oakland, Miami, and NYG are the names that leap off the board but teams like the tacks and Denver may be in market as well. I don't think it is like last season but I also don't think the talent pool is as strong as last season either. We just have to see what teams start to do as we approach FA.