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some people insisted that not drafting Sanchez was the worse move ever player evaluation HAS to be an important part of the equation and that doesn't make you a 'true fan',homer or mean your are afraid. You can't remove evaluation from the draft process no matter how badly you need a position. |
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Cam has never had a winning season. There is going to be backlash, especially because Geno is unlikely to come out of the gate on fire. The guy doesn't play under center. We could easily be looking at an Eli Manning like adjustment period. He didn't really "arrive" until his 5th season as a starter. |
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It's really only an argument if there are no good QBs and 1 or more good LBs in the draft. That's happened like exactly never, so it's not worth talking about. |
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For me atleast, when looking at what the league has become, it has become increasingly harder to win without a franchise QB. So, you have to evaluate the guys coming out and see which one has the skills and the best chance to become that guy. So no, you can't remove evaluation from the process. But, you also can't remove need from the process. There has to be a mixture. |
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how are we better off for not drafting Sanchez?
avoiding that 'risk' earned us what, exactly? |
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It's hard to say one way or another on Sanchez. The situation would have been different, you never know what might have happened.
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Sanchez' performance isn't necessarily identical to what he might have been in KC under different circumstances. |
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