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Glad to see some people checking out the Meyers-Briggs Personality Inventory. I'm an 'Architect.'

I worked as a Management Skills Trainer and used the MB test with my participants. It is a good framework for figuring out how and why workgroups/teams succeed or fail. It also provides understanding as to why some people just can't get along with one another at work/home---or on a football fan forum.

Can also be used to understand the tension between couples, parents and their children, etc.

Wonder if MBSK are using it in their HC search? LOL.

Here's the rationale behind the inventory:

https://www.16personalities.com/articles/our-theory

If you look at enough comments and behavior from any given person---you can get pretty good at predicting their personality type. Managers can get a handle on employees once they become proficient in the types. (Read up on the types and then try and guess what your students, wife, kids etc are before they take the quiz.)
 

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some of y'all are trippin.

It takes one thing,... just one. It takes for SK and MB to assure an incoming coach they are committed to doing whatever it takes to go get the QB he wants(within reason)

assure the guy they are willing to trade into the top 5 in the draft. Do that and there is no reason this isnt the best job on the market.

Every coach wants his own QB... inheriting an Elway is fantastic, but if you get in a tussle with him ownership will side with the QB, because he has been there longer than you and he is the one who sells tickets and wins championships.
hell, look at NE... Brady gets pissy and BB is forced to trade away the teams future so little tommy feels secure.

Seems to me any coach with two brain cells to bounce off of one another would be thrilled to take over a position in which he gets to make that choice himself.Or at the very least have significant input into that decision.

Look at the last one... Denny Green drafted Leinart and the kid looked great in Denny's system. But then we hire wiz and he hates him...suddenly Leinart is a scrub and we have to go with Warner...we had a great run with Kurt but lets not kid ourselves,...when he first got here he was not that guy...it took a while before he clicked. Maybe you Haley lovers can credit Todd for pissing Kurt off enough that he got his mojo back.

the possible options include...
Kirk Cousins
Alex Smith
Eli Manning maybe
Sam Bradford
Teddy Bridgewater
Case Keenum
Tyrod Taylor
Josh Rosen
Sam Darnold
Baker Mayfield
Lamar Jackson
Mason Rudolph
Josh Allen

you got big guys and little guys, pocket passers and runners, game managers and gunslingers...whatever type of QB a coach wants there are options available...and many of those options are young and can start for a team for 10-15 years.Some of those options provide instant competitiveness and veteran leadership while others provide energy, enthusiasm and a strong will to win.

Hmm... your pick of over a dozen available QB's, some with legit Franchise level talent, ...combined with arguably the best running back in the NFL and a solid defense with a HoF level corner and two all pros in their primes...oh yeah...one of them just lead the league in sacks..

any smart coach wants that job.
 

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Dude...it's a buyers market. We still have a very strong selection of candidates and really no competion is left. They need to make the right hire and bring in the best staff they possibly can.
 

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some of y'all are trippin.

It takes one thing,... just one. It takes for SK and MB to assure an incoming coach they are committed to doing whatever it takes to go get the QB he wants(within reason)

assure the guy they are willing to trade into the top 5 in the draft. Do that and there is no reason this isnt the best job on the market.

Every coach wants his own QB... inheriting an Elway is fantastic, but if you get in a tussle with him ownership will side with the QB, because he has been there longer than you and he is the one who sells tickets and wins championships.
hell, look at NE... Brady gets pissy and BB is forced to trade away the teams future so little tommy feels secure.

Remember, trading up that far is going to be hard, if not impossible. You can't just assure someone you can move up to the top 5. It's just not possible for any coach to look at the landscape four months out from the draft and know who he is going to get. Especially since he probably hasn't evaluated them, and has no clue what Keim thinks up to this point.
 

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Remember, trading up that far is going to be hard, if not impossible. You can't just assure someone you can move up to the top 5. It's just not possible for any coach to look at the landscape four months out from the draft and know who he is going to get. Especially since he probably hasn't evaluated them, and has no clue what Keim thinks up to this point.
thats true. But if a trade to say,...8,...is the best you can do then that meets the standard of doing everything you can possibly do...does it not?
you cant really place fault as long as legitimate effort was made...so far we have just been half assing the whole QB situation
we need to take a swing, if we fail that sucks....swing again.

I realize it can take a lot of draft capital to make those moves and if they fail it hurts... but draft capital is what we have to spend since nobody is willing to trade away players... and the simple truth is, it takes a couple seasons to see how a rookie is gonna do...unless of course he just totally busts out.
 
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I don’t think most people are in a panic, they just don’t believe in the Cards’ process

A few observations; which other team has no QB on its roster? Getting BA doesn’t prove the process works. Who else offered a HC job to him? As long as he waited, BA would have taken any NFL HC offer. He did turn out to be excellent. To dismiss the “rumors” of other team’s hires is to ignore history. I’d bet big time those guys are gone. The idea the Cards have hired and kept it secret is wishful thinking. You can add Munch to that gone list. He has a job.

There are viable candidates left. I’m just wondering who the Cards are interviewing that has major potential. I don’t hate Bettcher, he’s just not a top candidate. No one else has ever believed he was. The same was true of BA, but his Colt stint solved that and vaulted him into prominence.

Which one of the remaining candidates would inspire Fitz to return? Even if they pick an offensive guy, he’s got to wait and see who the QB will be. If he chooses to retire before the QB is selected that tells you all you need to know about the hire.

If the NFL isn’t going to enforce their own rules (and they aren’t) then they should bar all interviews before the Super Bowl.
 

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thats true. But if a trade to say,...8,...is the best you can do then that meets the standard of doing everything you can possibly do...does it not?
you cant really place fault as long as legitimate effort was made...so far we have just been half assing the whole QB situation
we need to take a swing, if we fail that sucks....swing again.

I realize it can take a lot of draft capital to make those moves and if they fail it hurts... but draft capital is what we have to spend since nobody is willing to trade away players... and the simple truth is, it takes a couple seasons to see how a rookie is gonna do...unless of course he just totally busts out.
Trading to 8 isn't so hard, but I don't know that I'd want to give up capital for a QB passed over by the Jets and Broncos.
 

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Trading to 8 isn't so hard, but I don't know that I'd want to give up capital for a QB passed over by the Jets and Broncos.
because they have both shown such solid decision making in regards to drafting a QB?
 

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because they have both shown such solid decision making in regards to drafting a QB?
The Broncos had a miss with Lynch (who kind of proves my point about why I don't want the 3rd-5th guy drafted), and the Jets haven't had an opportunity to draft a QB in the top 10 in a while.

They're both horribly desperate and if they're skipping on a guy, I'm not trusting it. I would trust it at 15, not at 8. Unless of course one or both of them sign a replacement guy beforehand.
 

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Wow #5 in drives against. Where did you find that, not doubting, just would like to see the list?

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Scroll down to Drives Against Average. Bout 3/4 down

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2017/opp.htm

Another telling stat is that they were the 3rd best in opponent yardage per drive at 24.9yrds. It's just so telling how special teams and the offense put the D in tough spots all season long.
 

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The Broncos had a miss with Lynch (who kind of proves my point about why I don't want the 3rd-5th guy drafted), and the Jets haven't had an opportunity to draft a QB in the top 10 in a while.

They're both horribly desperate and if they're skipping on a guy, I'm not trusting it. I would trust it at 15, not at 8. Unless of course one or both of them sign a replacement guy beforehand.
Right. But they all have different systems and different scouting departments. Most pundits have Rudolph rated fairly low...around fifth QB... what if the Jets or Broncos have him rated first?
what if Keim has Mayfield ranked first? I have actually seen mocks that have the Jets picking Lamar Jackson...which is far higher than anyone has him ranked.
so...say Jackson and Rudolph both go in the top five...
do you think that actually makes Mayfield a bad choice if SK and the Cardinals war room have him ranked as the best QB prospect? Just because those other guys passed on him?

are you married??
My first wife dated a few fellas before she met me. But I was the only one to pop the question... I picked her because she was right for me...didnt matter what those other guys thought
 

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Right. But they all have different systems and different scouting departments. Most pundits have Rudolph rated fairly low...around fifth QB... what if the Jets or Broncos have him rated first?
what if Keim has Mayfield ranked first? I have actually seen mocks that have the Jets picking Lamar Jackson...which is far higher than anyone has him ranked.
so...say Jackson and Rudolph both go in the top five...
do you think that actually makes Mayfield a bad choice if SK and the Cardinals war room have him ranked as the best QB prospect? Just because those other guys passed on him?

are you married??
My first wife dated a few fellas before she met me. But I was the only one to pop the question... I picked her because she was right for me...didnt matter what those other guys thought

The thing is, we don't know what our coach wants, and these players haven't gone through the draft process, so we can't use it as bait to bring someone on board. I'm not married, but it's like if I told you that you could trade up for one of five really attractive women that you have photos of, but two or three were going to be gone, you have no clue if they have mental illness or a penis or couldn't have kids, you HAD to marry whichever was leftover, and if you got it wrong, you were going to get divorced in three years and lose all of your poo. Would you take that deal?
 

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Different personality types have different decision-making approaches. I'm a person who likes to problem-solve by examining an issue from as many sides/perspectives as possible. Not done to be 'right' but to be comprehensive.

I also know that can drive some personality types up the wall---especially those who think they are right and have the answer and my approach is downright annoying to them.

The full range of decision-making approaches is on display in this forum.

A good assessment tool is the Meyer-Briggs Personality Questionnaire---available online to discover your personality type:

https://www.16personalities.com/personality-types

Access to the assessment tool is in the upper right corner of the page. No right or wrong personality type.

(Waiting to see how many are curious and interested enough in checking it out and how many hammer me for daring to post and make the suggestion. LOL)


I am an architect.

this surprises me just a bit...as I was an architect the first time I took this test many years ago.. back then I laughed at the description but now it is earily accurate
 
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Giants - Who can say with a straight face that the Giants and the Mara's are running that team competently? Oh gee, hire a head coach, he takes you to the playoffs, and a few games into his 2nd year the inmates are running the asylum. Guys are getting suspended left and right. Mutiny is afoot. Mara's are oblivious, to the point where their franchise QB with 2 Superbowl rings is benched in a power play of who is asserting control. Then they fire him after 2 seasons, 1 of which was in the playoffs.

Oh also they seem to be missing Tom Coughlin, whose team he helps oversee is now in the AFC championship. Also remember Coughlin felt so betrayed by the Mara's, he wouldn't shake Mara's hand.

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(That and the players who rubbed McAdoo the wrong way, will be there to potentially do the same thing with Shurmur, especially after Dorsey gave all the mutineers a clean slate).

Colts- Irsay, no need to say more.

Titans- Fire their head coach after 2 seasons, both of which were 9-7, they made the playoffs. A rumor comes out that he's fired if he doesn't win a playoff game. They win the playoff game. Ownership chimes in with support. Lose the next one. Then we are supposed to believe that he was going to get an extension, but instead was fired because he would not make changes on the staff. What a crapshow. If ownership wanted staff changes after a playoff win and two 9-7 seasons, they're idiots. If not, they still fired a coach after two years, both winning seasons, and a playoff victory, which makes them idiots.

2 of the 3 places people are concerned about beating us just proved they are franchises in disarray. That and to expect they could fire you in 2 years, even if you make the playoffs. Great looking jobs.



You weren't clearly wrong.

Nothing has happened but Nagy being named head coach. Everything else is pure speculation.

We don't know who our first choice was. We don't. We don't know if it was Shurmur. We don't know if Munchak was 2nd. We don't know squat but what the media has been telling us, and their track record isn't good. It's all speculation. Before Shurmur or Munchak supposedly made up their minds we were told of our interest in Wilks and Flores.

All we can go by is that we interviewed a bunch of guys, and a couple of guys with links elsewhere decided to go with what they know and/or offer in hand. Did we get all upset that Gruden didn't consider us? No, because we understood the linkages with the Raiders. Well, same thing can be said of Patricia and Munchak. Who knows with Shurmur, but he's just one guy, a guy who may have received an offer when we probably didn't extend one.

We've obviously been waiting to talk to people still in the playoffs.

We cast a wide net, and now that a couple of them are supposedly off the market, they were our guys and we suck, and we're not attractive, so on and so forth. We're on our 3rd or 4th option.

Perhaps. But there is absolutely no evidence besides gossip from various sources.

We're also having selective memory here. We've been told from this gossip that we loved Shurmur, Munchak, Flores, Wilks... maybe even a few more. But apparently the only ones that matter are the guys who have supposedly come to agreements. Not any of these other guys.

Nothing has happened. People are just so scared of the Cardinals becoming the Cardinals of old, people are already claiming it's true and looking for reason why it is true.

All in all I'm not concerned with being the top choice, because for each individual candidate there will be different metrics. We can't be on top for everyone, not unless we had a perfect track record. We don't.

The Giants, Titans, and Colts over the past few weeks to years have shown alot of idiocy and lack of competence. As I laid out above, no one should consider these franchises well run.

You're right money talks, and the Cardinals, are likely being true to their word. They likely haven't offered ANYONE a deal yet.

They are going through their process. Other teams are desperate, badly run, or know exactly who they want (tunnel vision or not). We don't.

There's nothing wrong with that. If anything, it's more honest to say we don't know, then for some of these other teams to pretend they know but likely haven't done much due diligence. Being honest to themselves and being open to seeing what's out there is a humble approach that can pay dividends.

As an individual, if someone is offering you a job, and another one isn't, bird in the hand. That doesn't mean we're undesirable, because it isn't an even choice. One place you have a job offer, the other you don't. You can't then claim as a franchise we're less desirable for whatever reason. If we both had equal offers on the table, and they chose someone else, THEN we would be less desirable, if of course the other team doesn't have some sort of ties to them (and/or familial reasons).

So it gets into the whole, are we even trying to judge this through an appropriate lens? Most situations aren't equal, but we're trying to judge them all as equal. Someone supposedly lands someone first and guess what, there might be nothing actually actionable by that to judge whether or not we are more/less desirable. Let alone was that even the guy we prefer?

Everything by our media and the media in general are guesses. Jurecki says this... but it's a guess. Gambo says this, it's a guess. ESPN says this, it's a guess.

But hey this is a message board, so of course this stuff is going to happen, but let's not get inside our own heads a bit too much and stroke negative emotions. It's not worth it.

We indeed could come out of this with the best match possible for us and whether it's first or last or anywhere in between doesn't matter.... except of course to us fans who are frustrated. We need to just hang in there.

Post of the year right here. Good work CardsFan88.
 

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Giants - Who can say with a straight face that the Giants and the Mara's are running that team competently? Oh gee, hire a head coach, he takes you to the playoffs, and a few games into his 2nd year the inmates are running the asylum. Guys are getting suspended left and right. Mutiny is afoot. Mara's are oblivious, to the point where their franchise QB with 2 Superbowl rings is benched in a power play of who is asserting control. Then they fire him after 2 seasons, 1 of which was in the playoffs.

Oh also they seem to be missing Tom Coughlin, whose team he helps oversee is now in the AFC championship. Also remember Coughlin felt so betrayed by the Mara's, he wouldn't shake Mara's hand.

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(That and the players who rubbed McAdoo the wrong way, will be there to potentially do the same thing with Shurmur, especially after Dorsey gave all the mutineers a clean slate).

Colts- Irsay, no need to say more.

Titans- Fire their head coach after 2 seasons, both of which were 9-7, they made the playoffs. A rumor comes out that he's fired if he doesn't win a playoff game. They win the playoff game. Ownership chimes in with support. Lose the next one. Then we are supposed to believe that he was going to get an extension, but instead was fired because he would not make changes on the staff. What a crapshow. If ownership wanted staff changes after a playoff win and two 9-7 seasons, they're idiots. If not, they still fired a coach after two years, both winning seasons, and a playoff victory, which makes them idiots.

2 of the 3 places people are concerned about beating us just proved they are franchises in disarray. That and to expect they could fire you in 2 years, even if you make the playoffs. Great looking jobs.



You weren't clearly wrong.

Nothing has happened but Nagy being named head coach. Everything else is pure speculation.

We don't know who our first choice was. We don't. We don't know if it was Shurmur. We don't know if Munchak was 2nd. We don't know squat but what the media has been telling us, and their track record isn't good. It's all speculation. Before Shurmur or Munchak supposedly made up their minds we were told of our interest in Wilks and Flores.

All we can go by is that we interviewed a bunch of guys, and a couple of guys with links elsewhere decided to go with what they know and/or offer in hand. Did we get all upset that Gruden didn't consider us? No, because we understood the linkages with the Raiders. Well, same thing can be said of Patricia and Munchak. Who knows with Shurmur, but he's just one guy, a guy who may have received an offer when we probably didn't extend one.

We've obviously been waiting to talk to people still in the playoffs.

We cast a wide net, and now that a couple of them are supposedly off the market, they were our guys and we suck, and we're not attractive, so on and so forth. We're on our 3rd or 4th option.

Perhaps. But there is absolutely no evidence besides gossip from various sources.

We're also having selective memory here. We've been told from this gossip that we loved Shurmur, Munchak, Flores, Wilks... maybe even a few more. But apparently the only ones that matter are the guys who have supposedly come to agreements. Not any of these other guys.

Nothing has happened. People are just so scared of the Cardinals becoming the Cardinals of old, people are already claiming it's true and looking for reason why it is true.

All in all I'm not concerned with being the top choice, because for each individual candidate there will be different metrics. We can't be on top for everyone, not unless we had a perfect track record. We don't.

The Giants, Titans, and Colts over the past few weeks to years have shown alot of idiocy and lack of competence. As I laid out above, no one should consider these franchises well run.

You're right money talks, and the Cardinals, are likely being true to their word. They likely haven't offered ANYONE a deal yet.

They are going through their process. Other teams are desperate, badly run, or know exactly who they want (tunnel vision or not). We don't.

There's nothing wrong with that. If anything, it's more honest to say we don't know, then for some of these other teams to pretend they know but likely haven't done much due diligence. Being honest to themselves and being open to seeing what's out there is a humble approach that can pay dividends.

As an individual, if someone is offering you a job, and another one isn't, bird in the hand. That doesn't mean we're undesirable, because it isn't an even choice. One place you have a job offer, the other you don't. You can't then claim as a franchise we're less desirable for whatever reason. If we both had equal offers on the table, and they chose someone else, THEN we would be less desirable, if of course the other team doesn't have some sort of ties to them (and/or familial reasons).

So it gets into the whole, are we even trying to judge this through an appropriate lens? Most situations aren't equal, but we're trying to judge them all as equal. Someone supposedly lands someone first and guess what, there might be nothing actually actionable by that to judge whether or not we are more/less desirable. Let alone was that even the guy we prefer?

Everything by our media and the media in general are guesses. Jurecki says this... but it's a guess. Gambo says this, it's a guess. ESPN says this, it's a guess.

But hey this is a message board, so of course this stuff is going to happen, but let's not get inside our own heads a bit too much and stroke negative emotions. It's not worth it.

We indeed could come out of this with the best match possible for us and whether it's first or last or anywhere in between doesn't matter.... except of course to us fans who are frustrated. We need to just hang in there.
Really?

You are going to tell me that option E is as desirable as A, B, C, and D to a prospective head coach?

A. Eli Manning and the #2 pick in the NFL draft.
B. Matt Stafford and the #20 pick in the NFL draft.
C. Andrew Luck, Jacoby Brissett, and the #3 pick in the NFL draft.
D. Marcus Mariota
E. No QB under contract and the #15 pick in the NFL draft.

Ok, so the QB situation is bad, but we are much better off in other areas...but where? RB. Yes. OL, no. Even the best argument gets us to, as bad as the others. WR...again, we are at best tied for, as bad as the others. Defense? Sure, we are arguably the best, but the Jags defense just gave up 42. Vikings defense had Brees throwing all over it. We aren't that good of a defense in terms of personnel.

At the end of the day, we are an average franchise, with little to nothing to offer at QB unless we use a ton of resources to spend on Kirk Cousins/Case Keenum or trade up to get the 4th or 5th best QB in the draft. Now, I'm not saying that it can't work out. But, I am saying it is not the situation that a prospective head coach looks at and says this is better than those other options. It just isn't. We are going to have to look harder to find the right guy to coach this team, just like we are going to have to be VERY creative to find our way to a league average QB. Not much room for error.
 

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The thing is, we don't know what our coach wants, and these players haven't gone through the draft process, so we can't use it as bait to bring someone on board. I'm not married, but it's like if I told you that you could trade up for one of five really attractive women that you have photos of, but two or three were going to be gone, you have no clue if they have mental illness or a penis or couldn't have kids, you HAD to marry whichever was leftover, and if you got it wrong, you were going to get divorced in three years and lose all of your ****. Would you take that deal?
you lost me at has a penis
 

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Really?

You are going to tell me that option E is as desirable as A, B, C, and D to a prospective head coach?

A. Eli Manning and the #2 pick in the NFL draft.
B. Matt Stafford and the #20 pick in the NFL draft.
C. Andrew Luck, Jacoby Brissett, and the #3 pick in the NFL draft.
D. Marcus Mariota
E. No QB under contract and the #15 pick in the NFL draft.

Ok, so the QB situation is bad, but we are much better off in other areas...but where? RB. Yes. OL, no. Even the best argument gets us to, as bad as the others. WR...again, we are at best tied for, as bad as the others. Defense? Sure, we are arguably the best, but the Jags defense just gave up 42. Vikings defense had Brees throwing all over it. We aren't that good of a defense in terms of personnel.

At the end of the day, we are an average franchise, with little to nothing to offer at QB unless we use a ton of resources to spend on Kirk Cousins/Case Keenum or trade up to get the 4th or 5th best QB in the draft. Now, I'm not saying that it can't work out. But, I am saying it is not the situation that a prospective head coach looks at and says this is better than those other options. It just isn't. We are going to have to look harder to find the right guy to coach this team, just like we are going to have to be VERY creative to find our way to a league average QB. Not much room for error.

There you go again chopper. Ruining a good argument with facts. There’s always THAT GUY and you’re it LOL
 

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Haha I was trying to go for the most extreme example of being a bust possible. The kind of poo we don’t see right now. Let’s just say for example that in the pre-draft process, we find out one of the kids is into meth, which would lead to a full on Ryan Leaf situation. By the time the draft rolls around, it’s something you could find out.
 

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We are so screwed. Keim has to pull a rabbit out of a hat with this hire.
 

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Haha I was trying to go for the most extreme example of being a bust possible. The kind of **** we don’t see right now. Let’s just say for example that in the pre-draft process, we find out one of the kids is into meth, which would lead to a full on Ryan Leaf situation. By the time the draft rolls around, it’s something you could find out.
true...
the truth is, unless Keim lands a blockbuster deal for one of the top 2 picks any trade will not happen until draft day... it all depends on how the picks play out.
right now many think there is no way the browns trade #1.... If they sign Kirk Cousins in March then conventional wisdom will change...

there is also the fact that everyone knew Kizer needed another year to mature, folks even criticized his coach at ND for saying so.... the browns may not even be looking for a QB this draft... they could stand pat and draft the best LT to replace joe thomas, then draft the best RB to upgrade crowell... clevelands GM is also the same guy who brought Alex Smith to kansas city, and rumor has it alex smith can be had once again.... he would be a huge get for cleveland. Having him gets them leadership, decent play, and buys Kizer a couple years on the bench to learn as the #2...assuming they still have faith he will develop.

lots of options,...and that means lots of opportunities if a GM is vigilant and willing to deal.

say the Giants hire shurmer...if he is the guru some think he is, they have Davis Webb on the roster.... they may opt to upgrade elsewhere and develop Webb... he was prolific in college,... but the system... Webb shared snaps at Texas Tech with Baker Mayfield and Patrick Mahommes... and actually completed his degree before transferring to CAL, the dude is smart and he is a baller....
Some Giants players had this to say....

During the 2017 season, Webb drew praise from teammates Landon Collins and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie. Rodgers-Cromartie remarked that Webb looked like a "Young Eli [Manning]", while Collins said that the future front office should not draft a quarterback in the next draft, assuring them that "Davis is gonna be really good in the league when it’s his time".[24] Three other teammates, Marquis Bundy, Travis Rudolph, and Kalif Raymond, all had positive things to say about Webb as well, with Rudolph saying that Webb has the highly sought-after 'It factor'.[25] Eli Manning nicknamed him Dragon.[26]

During Week 16 of the 2017 season, it was revealed that under interim head coach Spagnuolo, Webb had taken snaps with the first unit in practice that week, for the first time that season.[27] Despite this, Webb was listed as inactive for the Week 16 game versus the Arizona Cardinals.[28] He was promoted to second-string for the final game of the season.[29]

The Giants may not be in the QB hunt like everyone thinks and if they are, Webb may be available

its very possible that without any trades...all six of the top QB's could be available at the fifth pick...Denver isnt it?
 
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