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Just how valuable is a QB?
This poll has obvious "ulterior" motives - but play it out.
Would you rather have a Top 5 QB in the current NFL or the greatest left tackle of all time or the greatest pass-rusher of all time? Poll forthcoming. |
Well you will have Alex Smith and Joeckel. So you will have two of those next year.
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pretty valuable.
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Aaron Rodgers.
Not even remotely close. |
Really?
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I wouldn't trade Rodgers for Munoz, Jones, and Alex Smith.
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"Or a woman" |
I'm so torn between these decision.
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Who the **** voted for Deacon Jones!!
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Can more than 20 percent of people even name Rodgers Tackles the year they won the Super Bowl?
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If I get Munoz, does it mean I can cut the Top 10 left tackle I already have? Cause if so that sounds awesome.
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As great as they were at their individual positions Munoz and Jones never won a Championship.
Rodgers = Difference Maker. |
Drew Brees > Rodgers
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So, I guess my point is:
None of the tackles in this draft have Munoz potential. None of the pass rushers will take the GOAT title from Deacon Jones. Geno Smith has Aaron Rodgers upside. If it is so obvious to us, surely it would be to certain NFL executives and coaches as well, right? |
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qb is not worth taking a risk on in round 1
only defensive lineman are /chiefs |
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Where do you live I wanna go for a jog I'll swing by? Which state you in? Be there in a few. On my way. |
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But, I think they are both great. I remember telling my son when Bree's was at Purdue I thought he would be a good pro and it would be cool if he ended up with the Chiefs cause that's where Len Dawson played College ball. Any talk down there if/when Lombardi's great grandson is gonna get some looks at Getting promoted or OC somewhere? |
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Seriously? |
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Ah, wonder what it feels like to draft a franchise elite QB?
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So, giving any comparisons, ceilings or not to a rookie from a SB MVP like Rodgers is just silly. |
QB is everything.
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Scott Pioli voted for Deacon Jones.
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Geno Smith has the arm strength, mobility, and accuracy which compare to Aaron Rodgers. He also happens to throw really well on the run and from multiple arm angles like Rodgers. To say that his ceiling is Rodgers is not a stretch. It is certainly possible that he will never reach it. On the other hand, he has a chance to. |
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I would rather chance that then a lt or dt. |
How valuable is it? At least 2 to 3 times more valuable than QBs were 15 yrs ago. Game has changed to allow the QB to shine
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It would be nice for our franchise to take a risk. A risk that I believe would guarantee a full stadium for years to come!
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Touches the ball most offensive plays, punts not withstanding. Very valuable.
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wtf?
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I'd go with Rodgers.
However, I better give a shout out to Deacon Jones the bullfighter who saved my ass in Fort Worth Texas back in 2003. http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...02045038_n.jpg (Rob Smets in the picture) |
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In the modern NFL? QB, and it isn't even close. Go ask the Colts how important a QB is. Or the Broncos.
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Rodgers, every day of the week and twice on sunday.
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Here's another way to consider the OP:
If someone created a pass rusher in the lab that was capable of a 40 sack season, would you trade him for a franchise QB? If someone created a left tackle in the lab that would give up one pressure every four games, would you trade him for a franchise QB? |
Aaron Rodgers...not close.
We've had a Hall of Fame DE and OT on the team and we did not win the Super Bowl, but we did with a HOF QB.....not even close. |
Give me Damon Huard and Lawrence Taylor and i could win some games.
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When it is all said and done, I wonder if the Rams will regret getting a haul of players and passing on RGIII?
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Who are the trolls that voted against Rodgers?
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A more representative question of the issue would be...
All things being equal, would you rather take a 2% chance on the next Aaron Rodgers who's probably just a decent starter, or a 50% chance on an All Pro caliber tackle, who's probably just going to be a very good tackle. Keep in mind, you do have picks in the future where you can take a shot at future Aaron Rodgers who might have a higher than 2% chance of hitting. Becomes a bit cloudier, doesn't it. |
And worst of all Alex Smith is backed up by Stanzi?
Are you kidding me? and don't even get started on that midget with 6 passes under his belt in 4 years. Daniels was undrafted, cut 5 times by 2 different teams and he's the backup to Alex Smith going down and people are OK with this? FML |
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We get lifetime tenures as fans. It is not that easy for coaches, who have to calculate risk into everything they do. |
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You also have future picks to spend on that 50% shot at an All Pro LT. You know....the one from the same team and is a better OT overall. |
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But the debate isn't about the LT, really. It's about do you want to hamstring your chances at drafting a franchise QB in the next two years by spending 1.1 on a 2% chance of an All Pro QB? A guy with some serious bust potential, at that? I don't agree with the decision Reid is making, but to claim it's incomprehensible is wrong. |
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But there was no clause in Reid's contract guaranteeing him 4-5 years minimum. If I'm Andy Reid, I absolutely cannot act like I'm getting half a decade for free. |
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No one knows shit. But I love how Geno is at 2% and Joeckel is at 50%. FWIW.....every ****ing player in this draft is at 50% because no one knows shit. |
In today's NFL - QB is the most important position on the team. There are a bunch of idiots here, but we all seem to grasp that concept according to the poll...
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The team is the car - the driver is the QB...
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BTW, I'd say the odds we draft Geno are 5%. The odds we draft Joeckel are 75%. But that's not the argument this thread is having. |
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Don't know about Lombardi, he's pretty happy in New Orleans especially now that Sean Payton is back. I don't think it was Rodgers that beat Brees, our defense blew it as usual. Both are great but I prefer Brees over Rodgers. Rodgers is a little too smug for me, at least Brees is humble. I expect the Saints to be back in the playoffs this year and hopefully Rob Ryan will get the defense worked out. |
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But it's not true that no one knows shit. The vast majority of people who do this for a living agree that Luke Joeckel rates above Geno Smith on a BPA scale. Even the GMs who are telling Mel Kiper that Geno Smith will be drafted in the top 10 think of him as more of a 20-32 ranked player, for example. But almost everyone agrees that Luke Joeckel is a top 5 player (conservatively speaking) on a BPA list. ____________ * BTW, I'd be the first to admit that I don't know shit either, but I don't discount all of the information from draft experts that we have available to us just because I don't like what they're saying. It's overwhelming. |
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At any position... |
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I love watching Brees play. Watch this: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/7bxbum-9GnI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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Let me know when Brees develops and arm to rifle some of the throws Rodgers does. |
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Tell you what, we'll GM two different teams. I'll draft all the prospects that have a pretty good chance of panning out. You can draft all the prospects that have a poor chance of panning out. We'll see who's better in five years. |
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They don't and they never will. Teams don't care who's rated where by any media outlet. Not even the one we decide to value most. Each team has it's own value on every player and it's impossible to know where the true "value" is for any player. All that matters is how many players you did or didn't add to your team... |
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