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View Poll Results: What does Dorsey do with the 1st overall pick of the 2018 NFL draft ?
Take Barkley? 27 32.53%
Take a QB? 26 31.33%
Trade out of 1st going down just a few spots knowing he can get his QB at 4? 24 28.92%
Gaz still resents Dorsey for putting Gaz in cap hell, therefore will not participate in this poll. 6 7.23%
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Old 03-03-2018, 07:00 PM  
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What will Dorsey do with his first overall pick for 2018 ?

Will Dorsey go with a QB, RB or trade out ? Poll forthcoming.
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Old 03-06-2018, 09:45 AM   #61
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Old 03-06-2018, 09:52 AM   #62
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from what we learned in 2013 he says best player, that's barkley.

and they've got enough ammo they could move back up to #2 if they wanted and still take their QB of choice, or else sit @4 and take your choice of allen, mayfield, rosen, darnold, jackson, whomever falls in your lap that you like best.

personally, i think allen and mayfiled are clearly best, but i still like jackson a lot too so if they are bold enough, wait for 2nd round and take jackson. but if you blow it, lol you're SCREWED!
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:09 AM   #63
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1. Best QB on your board
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:13 AM   #64
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1. Barkley
2. Best QB on the board. My guess would be Darnold or Mayfield.
3. Sign McCarron and have him start 2018.
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:32 AM   #65
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I don't really favor any one of them in particular either, but I just don't think Barkley or anyone else is a can't miss player worth accepting sloppy seconds for a QB at 4 for.

I'm really not sure if I even like Barkley more than I liked Ezekiel Elliot.
The second quarterback off the board (even third) might be the best this year. 2016 Wentz goes 2nd overall and I'd prefer him over Goff, these QB prospects are so close this year that I think how you develop them will be the most important.

I'd take Barkley over Elliott without hesitation also.
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:33 AM   #66
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You have to go back 23 years to find the last RB taken first overall, and he busted HARD. The last RB taken first overall prior to that was Bo Jackson in 86. 32 years ago.

I know Barkley is more than likely to be a good/great back in the league, but you just dont take those guys with the first pick. With the first pick you take a guy that their career span is greater than 7 years. You take a bigger impact position.(unless you are the Chiefs)

The chiefs are first hand proof that having a great RB doesn't amount to shit. 25 years of hard proof.
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:35 AM   #67
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1. Barkley
2. Best QB on the board. My guess would be Darnold or Mayfield.
3. Sign McCarron and have him start 2018.
McCarron I think is going to flop as a starter but I agree that any QB drafted this year needs to wait- ESPECIALLY in Cleveland. Mayfield is overrated in my opinion though, Cleveland should stay away.
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:38 AM   #68
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Don't get me wrong, I love franchise qbs. And they can't afford to pass up on the next Carson Wentz.

But if I'm Cleveland, i take Barkley at #1, best available qb at #4, bring in Sam Bradford on a front loaded deal, spend money on 1-2 more linemen. Cleveland is in a unique situation where they have to win now behind a proven qb but can't afford to pass up another Wentz.
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:39 AM   #69
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All depends if a QB is better then McCarron.
I am starting to think they are not.
So
1) Sign McCarron
2) Barkley
3) Trade with the Jets. Get the 6th and a high 2019 Pick. They get the QB before Denver picks (assuming Denver does not get Cousins) Draft one of the DB's probably Fitzpatrick.
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I think you go Saquon Barkley. I think at least either Rosen or Darnold fall to you at 4 so unless you really like Rosen, I would go with Barkley, then pick up Darnold or Allen with pick 4.
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You have to go back 23 years to find the last RB taken first overall, and he busted HARD. The last RB taken first overall prior to that was Bo Jackson in 86. 32 years ago.

I know Barkley is more than likely to be a good/great back in the league, but you just dont take those guys with the first pick. With the first pick you take a guy that their career span is greater than 7 years. You take a bigger impact position.(unless you are the Chiefs)

The chiefs are first hand proof that having a great RB doesn't amount to shit. 25 years of hard proof.
I usually agree with you. But we're in a new era where RBs have become huge difference makers. First RBs off the board the past few years... Fournette, zeke, Gurley. Think the jags are satisfied with Fournette, and the cowboys and rams wouldn't hesitate to take zeke or Gurley at #1 if they drafted today
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:48 AM   #72
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McCarron I think is going to flop as a starter but I agree that any QB drafted this year needs to wait- ESPECIALLY in Cleveland. Mayfield is overrated in my opinion though, Cleveland should stay away.
Agree on Mayfield. Think Rosen, Darnold or Allen are the top. Just the past on Dorsey probably looking at arm strength #1.

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I usually agree with you. But we're in a new era where RBs have become huge difference makers. First RBs off the board the past few years... Fournette, zeke, Gurley. Think the jags are satisfied with Fournette, and the cowboys and rams wouldn't hesitate to take zeke or Gurley at #1 if they drafted today
And Kareem Hunt and Alvin Kamara in the third round. Why spend a first round pick at all, much less the first overall pick?

Barkley is a hell of a player. But running back with a top pick is still stupid.
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Old 03-06-2018, 10:59 AM   #74
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I usually agree with you. But we're in a new era where RBs have become huge difference makers. First RBs off the board the past few years... Fournette, zeke, Gurley. Think the jags are satisfied with Fournette, and the cowboys and rams wouldn't hesitate to take zeke or Gurley at #1 if they drafted today
Yea the Cowboys made a great decision taking Elliot instead of Ramsey. I’m sure the Jags won’t regret taking Fournette over Mahomes and Watson either.

Gurley was a great pick considering what was available and the spot they took him.
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