QB at #29?

[blindseyed]

Not looking to be reemed here lol just curious if anyone would take a QB at #29, say if Paxton Lynch or Connor Cook, Dakota Prescott (or someone else) was available? Not worth it? Worth a try? Anyone worth it at #29?

 

[juza76]

Connor Cook could be a top 20 pick
May go higher then Lynch
No buzz about him , it s a good sign

 

[TRW]

Nope. Wouldn't do it. Get that defense deeper.

 

[az jam]

Don't think there will be any QB at #29 that the Cards would take. However, could see them taking one with their 3rd round pick. Guess it just depends on their draft board. They have worked out a lot of QBs.

 

[Reddog]

This should give you a good basis.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...umbers-say-avoid-picking-a-qb-late-in-round-1

 

[Cardiac]

I don't want a QB at 29.

I would hate a QB at any round this year.

I know a 7th rd pick isn't a big investment but BASK made that investment with Barkley so they need to give him a chance this offseason to show what he has.

 

[cardpa]

I don't want a QB at 29.

I would hate a QB at any round this year.

I know a 7th rd pick isn't a big investment but BASK made that investment with Barkley so they need to give him a chance this offseason to show what he has.

+1

 

[Jim Otis]

I'm a first things first guy , Make sure you do all you can to protect the QB you have .

 

[vince56]

Maybe I'm a traditionalist, but I think you ride Palmer until he can't go anymore, then you stink for one year after that, and then you draft a QB with a high #1. You give up 1 year, but then if (huge if!) you choose your QB right, you're set for a decade. Russell Wilson and Tom Brady are late round anomalies that just don't happen that often, most late round QBs ride the pine or become the John Skeltons of the NFL.