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Old 10-23-2012, 01:01 PM   Topic Starter
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Old 10-23-2012, 02:10 PM   #2
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Jeez. This is like bragging about pissing your pants rather than your buddy that crapped em.
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Old 10-23-2012, 02:16 PM   #3
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Jeez. This is like bragging about pissing your pants rather than your buddy that crapped em.
Pretty much. If we had Sanchez we'd be in the same situation we are now. Trying to figure out who we were gonna draft to replace him.
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Old 10-23-2012, 02:17 PM   #4
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Pretty much. If we had Sanchez we'd be in the same situation we are now. Trying to figure out who we were gonna draft to replace him.
This might be the case no matter whom we draft this spring, be it Barkley, Smith, or someone else.
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Old 10-23-2012, 02:21 PM   #5
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And furthermore, just because Rex Ryan is too proud to bench Sanchez doesn't mean anything. Cassel sucks the same amount whether Romeo decided to finally bench him or if he would have kept trotting his sorry ass out there.

The fact that Romeo finally yanked him and Rex hasn't yanked Sanchez yet isn't any kind of a barometer.

Go be a Jets' fan, you worthless douchebag.
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Old 10-23-2012, 02:26 PM   #6
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Pretty much. If we had Sanchez we'd be in the same situation we are now. Trying to figure out who we were gonna draft to replace him.
Yes, but at least a precedent would have been set, i.e., a first rounder drafted in an attempt to secure a franchise QB.

Four years later and we're still waiting for that to happen.

Check that.

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Old 10-23-2012, 02:29 PM   #7
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Yes, but at least a precedent would have been set, i.e., a first rounder drafted in an attempt to secure a franchise QB.

Four years later and we're still waiting for that to happen.

Check that.

29 years.
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Old 10-24-2012, 06:31 AM   #8
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Yes, but at least a precedent would have been set, i.e., a first rounder drafted in an attempt to secure a franchise QB.

Four years later and we're still waiting for that to happen.

Check that.

29 years.
My take on this is a little different than most here.

I'm ALL FOR taking a QB in the first round. However, doing so doesn't come without the most major of risks. If you take a guy and he's a Jamarcus Russell or a David Carr or a Mark Sanchez, you can set your team back years and years. Then you draft another guy........and it possibly happens again. What I'm saying is, we could have been drafting first round QB's all this time, and be in the exact same boat.

On the flip side, it's ****ing hard to get my head around the fact that we haven't drafted a first round QB in 29 ****ing years.

That's like getting the clap when you lose your virginity then swearing off pussy forever. It makes no sense.
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Old 10-24-2012, 06:36 AM   #9
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My take on this is a little different than most here.

I'm ALL FOR taking a QB in the first round. However, doing so doesn't come without the most major of risks. If you take a guy and he's a Jamarcus Russell or a David Carr or a Mark Sanchez, you can set your team back years and years. Then you draft another guy........and it possibly happens again. What I'm saying is, we could have been drafting first round QB's all this time, and be in the exact same boat.

On the flip side, it's ****ing hard to get my head around the fact that we haven't drafted a first round QB in 29 ****ing years.

That's like getting the clap when you lose your virginity then swearing off pussy forever. It makes no sense.
IMO, that's not really true anymore with the new rookie salary structure. Look at the Jaguars and Blaine Gabbert. They whiffed on him, but unless there's some enormous turn-around, they're going to be in a position to draft a new guy this year. Whether or not they actually do is up to them, but they're certainly capable of it.
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Old 10-24-2012, 04:17 PM   #10
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My take on this is a little different than most here.

I'm ALL FOR taking a QB in the first round. However, doing so doesn't come without the most major of risks. If you take a guy and he's a Jamarcus Russell or a David Carr or a Mark Sanchez, you can set your team back years and years. Then you draft another guy........and it possibly happens again. What I'm saying is, we could have been drafting first round QB's all this time, and be in the exact same boat.

On the flip side, it's ****ing hard to get my head around the fact that we haven't drafted a first round QB in 29 ****ing years.

That's like getting the clap when you lose your virginity then swearing off pussy forever. It makes no sense.
Really no biggie with the rookie salary cap. I'm on record saying we should draft a QB in 1st round every other year. Look at the situation in Jax. Gabbert will be replaced by another 1st rounder in only 3 yrs.
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Pretty much. If we had Sanchez we'd be in the same situation we are now. Trying to figure out who we were gonna draft to replace him.
Yep.
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Pretty much. If we had Sanchez we'd be in the same situation we are now. Trying to figure out who we were gonna draft to replace him.
Except there would be a chance of Sanchez starting next year.


For that reason alone Cassel > Sanchez.
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Except there would be a chance of Sanchez starting next year.


For that reason alone Cassel > Sanchez.
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2013 with a new QB(Cassel's gone at the end of the year) vs 2013 with Sanchez. What would you rather have?
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Except there would be a chance of Sanchez starting next year.


For that reason alone Cassel > Sanchez.
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No there wouldn't. It'd be clear and evident that Snatchez isn't the guy and we'd be talking about how we don't have a chance at a high draft pick because he'd just be good enough for 5 wins.
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