josevictor21

Imagine the pressure that Poles will have on his job after letting 2 generational QBs pass on the board for two straight years? He'll need to make the team contender to the SB, otherwise it'll be difficult to handle that.

Yep, what worries in his game is that he have a kind of hero syndrome, trying to make big plays every time when he just needs to be in pocket and make a simple play. He'll have to adapt that to the NFL level, otherwise he won't last long

Yeah, he basically played in maybe the best offense in the history of College football, with Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase alongside him.

Edmunds played better, but still missed some important tackles, it's bizarre the amount of tackles he loses to a guy of his size.

Thank god Vikings forgot that they just need to blitz our QB in the last drive

Man I love this aggressiveness from our D, I was really missing that

Man, Fields will have a lot of value in the next offseason, there are at least 10 teams with garbage QBs right now. Even Bagent would be starter on some teams

What's more difficult to find? An elite QB or an Elite WR + Average LT? Of course the first option. Elite WRs are considered dispensable for most NFL teams, so you can trade a pick or get one on FA, that's not the same for QB.

Let's never draft another QB then, let's trade everything we have to a renowned QB like we did with Jay Cutler

Well, all Eberfluke victories were against backup QBs, so we must win tonight.

I really like him as well.

But spending a 1st on a WR isn't worth it, specially in this draft that have the best selection of WRs since 2020. You'll be able to find great receivers in the middle of the round, or even in the second round(Nabers, Coleman, Odunze and others).

If I had the first pick, I would either draft a QB with it, or trade down and try to draft him with the third or second pick. If by some reason we're unable to get him, we should draft the best tackle available, or trade down to get another WR.

That's definitely one of the stats I've seen