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Old 01-07-2013, 09:10 AM   #1
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Players who are worth the #1 pick in the draft (assuming we're getting them at their current age):

Robert Griffin III
Calvin Johnson
Aaron Rodgers
Adrian Peterson
Julio Jones
A.J. Green
Jamaal Charles
J.J. Watt
Clay Matthews?

Guys who are worth a top-ten pick:

Patrick Willis
Drew Brees
CJ Spiller
Arrian Foster
Geno Atkins?
Haloti Ngata?
Darelle Revis
Von Miller
Aldon Smith

Players I'd trade our #1 pick for:

Aaron Rodgers
Robert Griffin III
JJ Watt over Drew Brees? No andrew Luck?
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Old 01-07-2013, 09:15 AM   #2
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JJ Watt over Drew Brees? No andrew Luck?
Brees is in his 30s now, and it'd be hard to give up a #1 pick for a guy in his 30s. That's why Brady and Manning aren't on the list at all.

I want to see more out of Andrew Luck. He got a lot of at-bats this year to produce good production stats, but he wasn't dominating like RGIII was. I'd be tempted to put him in my top ten list due to potential.
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Brees is in his 30s now, and it'd be hard to give up a #1 pick for a guy in his 30s. That's why Brady and Manning aren't on the list at all.

I want to see more out of Andrew Luck. He got a lot of at-bats this year to produce good production stats, but he wasn't dominating like RGIII was. I'd be tempted to put him in my top ten list due to potential.
How many years can you trust RGIII to take the field? Can he make it through a season & playoffs without being hurt? I'd rather have Luck or Russell Wilson than RGIII. I'd take Geno Smith over RGIII for that I think Geno can succeed & stay healthy for long term.
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How many years can you trust RGIII to take the field? Can he make it through a season & playoffs without being hurt? I'd rather have Luck or Russell Wilson than RGIII. I'd take Geno Smith over RGIII for that I think Geno can succeed & stay healthy for long term.
Steve Young and Randall Cunningham had long careers. I suspect they're bigger than RGIII, and of course Young was built like a truck. I see your point about a pocket passer being safer, though.

It's weird to me that every single Super Bowl isn't won by a running quarterback, and in fact they never are. Running quarterbacks scare the bejeezus out of me on defense. It's like having a 12th man lining up at running back. But obviously there's some flaw in my thinking.
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