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Old 08-26-2008, 06:31 PM  
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Say we do get the #1 pick...
... and we do pick Stafford due to Croyle having to be carted off the field in game 7 with a torn vagina.

1 - Do you install him as your #1 QB right off the bat and let him learn as he goes (ala Vince Young & Russell)?

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2 - Do you re sign Huard for one more year and have him fight it out for the starting job with Thigpen to give Stafford some time to learn the system properly?

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3 - Do you sign some FA vet for one year (letting Huard go in the process) and have him fight it out for the starting job with Thigpen to give Stafford some time to learn the system properly?

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4 - Sign a FA QB or take a flyer on a late rounder and have all 3 (Stafford, Thigpen, & un-named late round QB / FA) all go into camp fighting for the starting gig?
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:14 PM   #16
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#1, sink or swim. The more experience he gets, the better.

I am sick and ****ing tired of people saying "Uh, but you'll RUIN him..."

Bullshit.

And the Houston Texans can kiss my ass for making this an issue. They took a guy #1 who had no business being that high of a pick, who had a 10-cent brain, and people claim that the Texans ruined him.

Bullshit.

You don't take a guy #1 (or even Top 5) at QB unless your convinced he has the mental toughness that's necessary to play the position. Manning and Aikman got POUNDED their rookie years, and it made them better QB's in the long run.

That high of a pick should be starting IMMEDIATELY, regardless of position.

Get his ass out there.
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:14 PM   #17
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If this team is bad enough to have the #1 pick there's a good chance everyone is fired, bringing everyone back after that sends a horrible message to fans and makes you a joke around the league...

If you really want everyone gone hope they go 1-15 and there are blackouts because that is the kind of thing that causes everyone to get fired.

It sounds bad of me to say, but if thats what it takes to get this regime sacked.......
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:16 PM   #18
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#1, sink or swim. The more experience he gets, the better.

I am sick and ****ing tired of people saying "Uh, but you'll RUIN him..."

Bullshit.

And the Houston Texans can kiss my ass for making this an issue. They took a guy #1 who had no business being that high of a pick, who had a 10-cent brain, and people claim that the Texans ruined him.

Bullshit.

You don't take a guy #1 (or even Top 5) at QB unless your convinced he has the mental toughness that's necessary to play the position. Manning and Aikman got POUNDED their rookie years, and it made them better QB's in the long run.

That high of a pick should be starting IMMEDIATELY, regardless of position.

Get his ass out there.
Both ways can work Steve McNair wasn't rushed and Carson Palmer sat a year..I think it has to do with the the time it takes the QB to progress they all don't move at the same speed. Obviously Manning was ready look at the guy and what he's capable of.

Stafford would likely be ready sooner than later he started in the SEC as a true freshman but there's no need to completely rush a guy on a bad team.
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:17 PM   #19
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If we get the first pick, I want Michael Johnson.
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:17 PM   #20
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I really dont think Stafford will be the #1 pick or even the first quarterback taken IMO.
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:18 PM   #21
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Can he throw passes?
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:18 PM   #22
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I really dont think Stafford will be the #1 pick or even the first quarterback taken IMO.
Well this year will have alot to do with it but he's top 10 at the very worst. He's going to get some better grades than Harper at certain things his arm is better and he's more mobile.
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Both ways can work Steve McNair wasn't rushed and Carson Palmer sat a year..I think it has to do with the the time it takes the QB to progress they all don't move at the same speed. Obviously Manning was ready look at the guy and what he's capable of.

Stafford would likely be ready sooner than later he started in the SEC as a true freshman but there's no need to completely rush a guy on a bad team.
Matt Ryan appears to be another fast learner.
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Old 08-26-2008, 07:19 PM   #24
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Matt Ryan appears to be another fast learner.
Not surprised by that, it was his biggest plus out of college. He played in a pro style system with a head coach that was an NFL OC, Ryan is a student of the game, he doesn't have great physical talent but he has the mind for the position.

He's 'ready" for it Atlanta made him show that, that's the same thing every team should do when drafting a QB.
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Tyler Thigpen is really really awful....you have to prepare yourself for the scenario that Stafford isn't ready and Croyle could get injured.
AGreed on thigpin but huard looks equally bad right now so should we look for a stop gap vet? what about one of the browns qb's
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Not surprised by that, it was his biggest plus out of college. He played in a pro style system with a head coach that was an NFL OC, Ryan is a student of the game, he doesn't have great physical talent but he has the mind for the position.

He's 'ready" for it Atlanta made him show that, that's the same thing every team should do when drafting a QB.
and yet, there were alot of wizards on this board that were adamantly opposed to us drafting him because we already had the great savior Croyle. hahahahah
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I think Stafford is highly overrated. No QB next year will be worth taking in rounds 1 or 2. And watching the season unfold will not change my opinion.
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Both ways can work Steve McNair wasn't rushed and Carson Palmer sat a year..I think it has to do with the the time it takes the QB to progress they all don't move at the same speed. Obviously Manning was ready look at the guy and what he's capable of.

Stafford would likely be ready sooner than later he started in the SEC as a true freshman but there's no need to completely rush a guy on a bad team.
You're going back 13 years? That's relevant.

And the Bengals HAD a good QB already in Kitna. They had no reason to put Palmer in right away.

If the Chiefs feel the need to take a QB with a Top 5 pick, then they won't be in the position to have an alternative.

Much like Atlanta this year.
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I really dont think Stafford will be the #1 pick or even the first quarterback taken IMO.
who would you pick as #1 qb?
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