Arz101
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I like Dalton tooI still want Dalton . so I'm the minority for sure
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I like Dalton tooI still want Dalton . so I'm the minority for sure
Difference is, all the rest will be looking for low-end starter money on a multi-year contract. McCown would be a good short-term mentor for a rookie, if that's what the Cardinals are looking for, and can still play even at his age at a better level than Gabbert has ever attained. Gabbert's upside once again failed to materialize last season, while McCown actually improved after leaving the Cardinals.If you had your choice
Bradford
Bridgewater
Taylor
Keenum
Foles
McCown
Gabbert
Which one makes you vomit the most.
I'm sure the 2 we going back and forth on would be top 2 lol
I don't it would be that high. He played for $7.65 million last season and that was the most he's ever made. I'm pretty sure he realizes his roll in the league these days.For what I figure is the same money I would rather have Bradford. I would assume that Josh will be looking for 10 to 12 mil for next year.
Dalton is who he is and that’s not a guy who can take a franchise to the next level without a lot of support. Also, you’re going to have to pay him ~$15-20 mil per season. Why not get a stopgap for $4 mil and draft the QBoF and pay him $4-5 mil next season?I still want Dalton . so I'm the minority for sure
Dalton is who he is and that’s not a guy who can take a franchise to the next level without a lot of support. Also, you’re going to have to pay him ~$15-20 mil per season. Why not get a stopgap for $4 mil and draft the QBoF and pay him $4-5 mil next season?
Glennon was paid to be the starter before the draft and then the front office decided to trade up to get Tribusky.Mike Glennon got paid $15 million last year. Which "stopgap" are we going to pay $4 million? Brian Hoyer?
And we're going to have to pay someone to be the starter, since the draft isn't happening until after our first minicamp. And in your own scenario, you're drafting the QBOTF, so... what's the difference?Glennon was paid to be the starter before the draft and then the front office decided to trade up to get Tribusky.
I still want Dalton . so I'm the minority for sure
I would definitely explore looking at Bradford. If he comes in for a cost effective contract and can stay healthy he could help bridge a young QBFor what I figure is the same money I would rather have Bradford. I would assume that Josh will be looking for 10 to 12 mil for next year.
Bradford is the FA QB that I'd prefer, injuries and all. I'd also bring back DS as insurance and draft a QB in Round One (you choose). My hope is that Bradford and DS lasts at least half a season, and then our QBOTF takes over.
I like the part about the QBOF taking over, Garth.
However, I don't think Bradford would sign as a bridge QB at bridge QB type money.
Furthermore, isn't it time to move away from Stanton? The QBOF should be getting all the reps he can behind the bridge QB. Stanton is one the main reasons why the Cardinals didn't draft QBs, as Palmer and Stanton were entrenched and taking all the 1st and 2nd team reps as #1 and #2.
^^ great points Gandhi. McCown is a GREAT locker-room guy, a great leader of men, and would be respected by all. This is SO important at the QB position. I wonder what Fitz would think of him coming back and potentially being the starter all year?
Giving up on Josh brought Kurt to the valley. Thank god we gave up on joshyCall Nate Poole...We're putting the band back together.
PS I always thought we gave up on Josh way too soon. Kind of like Mitch's post about keeping QB and coaches together.
Giving up on Josh brought Kurt to the valley. Thank god we gave up on joshy
What do you think, Brak? Both on if Fitzgerald comes back, and if McCown could potentially influence the decision?
McCown was nothing special as a rookie, but then again the entire team was pretty crummy back then. But given his overall body of work, and how he performed when given the opportunity the past few years, I think it could influence Larry towards coming back.
I think it would be super-cool if Larry caught both his first AND last career passes from McCown - with Larry never having left Arizona, and McCown having been so well-traveled over the course of his career. I doubt there's another HOF receiver who could check that box.