Is it possible that drafting 4-7th round QBs is a coaching ego trip? The cupboard will be bare in 2-3 years at this rate.
Who really thinks BA will be here in 3 years? Seriously? He's said multiple times that his road will end with Palmer's. He's old and retiring soon. We are going for broke these next few years, will lose 10-14 games our first year without them and draft our hopeful franchise quarterback then IMO.
Who really thinks BA will be here in 3 years? Seriously? He's said multiple times that his road will end with Palmer's. He's old and retiring soon. We are going for broke these next few years, will lose 10-14 games our first year without them and draft our hopeful franchise quarterback then IMO.
It should be interesting to see what BA&SK learned about the Logan Thomas scenario. What baffles me is why they made the trade for Matt Barkley. Not only did they cut LT to make room for MB---now they want to draft a new QB. And if they draft one, they can't cut him, right? Which means in two years they lose out on Thomas (4th Round pick), Barkley (4th Round pick) and a 7th round pick in the trade.
He just signed a big contract extension, I thought.
Coach Bruce Arians and general manager Steve Keim did, too. Each signed a four-year deal, with fifth-year team options, technically keeping them under contract through the 2019 season.
I thought I remembered BA saying he'd like to draft a low(er) round QB every year until he finds one that sticks. I have no problem with this philosophy. The chances of finding a keeper may be small but, for that position, I think it's worth it to keep cycling through potential candidates before it becomes an emergency. When it becomes urgent, then you need to either invest a high 1 or invest big in free agency or trade.
Sounds like Barkley got the 1 year try out and failed to impress. Time to throw another one against the wall.
I can't quote everyone who responded but am I really the only one who remembers Arians saying when they traded for Palmer that the two of them were old and would ride into the sunset together?
I can't quote everyone who responded but am I really the only one who remembers Arians saying when they traded for Palmer that the two of them were old and would ride into the sunset together?
No, I def 100,000,000% remember Arians saying it when we brought Palmer in.
I agree with all of this. I'm not sure that Lynch gets to 29 but maybe Cook will and then hopefully someone is desperate enough to trade up for him. Thing is wouldn't they want to trade with the Chiefs or Packers if they believe we want a QB?
Just a hunch but there is no way in my opinion Elway would let Lynch get
to 29. He would jump us like he jumped Baltimore last year for Ray. I could
see Dallas wanting to jump the Browns or Broncos for Cook/Lynch.
I'd like to draft the Stanford QB.