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View Poll Results: pick one of these 3 NFL draft scenarios | |||
Chiefs trade 2012 1st and 2nd picks and 2013 1st and 2nd to move up enough spots to grab RGIII |
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73 | 61.34% |
Matt Kalil somehow slides to the Chiefs at the #10 spot |
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17 | 14.29% |
Chiefs take Trent Richardson at #10 |
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13 | 10.92% |
Trade down, WAY down and draft Gaz. |
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16 | 13.45% |
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I agree, but you would need two or three years to sort through each crop. Give them all playing experience in their first year in proportion to their initial perceived value. In season 2 you would refine it with more playing time being given to top performers and so on. I don't think any of them would get better just sitting on the bench. I also don't think you can just play a rookie week after week without working on fundamentals. I think that alternating playing time and prolonged periods to work on fundamentals without the pressure of getting ready to play a game would be the way to get the most of out of a prospect. You probably need a couple of good QB coaches too.
NFL teams don't seem to do much to develop and nurture young QB talent. |
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