I'm not saying he would either.

I'm just saying that if the Chiefs do decide they prefer Wilson and their research shows that the QB's aren't going top 5 then they MUST have a plan/trade in place to jump back up.

we have the 2nd pick of the 2nd round.

So we would have to trade back up 15-20 slots

I don't know what that would take in terms of trade.

There are also teams like SD and DAL that could draft a QB because their starters are on the downhill side of their career.

Vikings could too, they don't have shit.

Are you suggesting that Jake Long would have been a good candidate to trade up to select at #1?

NO.

No, I'm saying his value was around 5. But Miami with a need for LT took him at 1. Suppose Miami was that enamored with him and were picking 7th. They would have perhaps traded up to get him. I know with Clady in the same draft they probably wouldn't have. But who's this draft's Clady?

So basically I'm saying there just might be someone who falls in love with Joeckel and offer us a good trade down value.

So, where do you see Geno Smith?

Is he a guy you would take at #5 overall?

At #7 overall?

Where would you be comfortable taking him?

His tattoo, mostly.

Real winners don't pay to carve douchebag shit on their bodies

Pending combines? Right now I think I can live with getting him in the 5-7 range. But my general point is it's a mistake for us to consider Geno the end all. If we could, say, get someone's 2nd and/or their next year's 1st, I'd be happy to risk not getting Geno and going for Wilson or even Glennon later. Or if Murray had come out, him.

The one thing I like about the Patriot Way is they always build up high picks for their future drafts.

http://thebullgator.com/wp-content/u...ray-Tattoo.jpg

That's not a red flag. That's a straight-up black ball.

Do NOT draft this douche.

That's Setsuna's boy right there LMAO

:facepalm: a freaking tackle... the one thing you can always count on this time of year is BS speculation full of fail.

If a QB is worth taking at 5 to 7, then he's worth taking at #1.

You don't take the #1 LT ahead of him.
You don't take the #1 pass rusher ahead of him.
You don't take the #1 CB ahead of him.

And you sure as hell don't take the #1 MLB/ILB ahead of him.

If he's the #1 QB, and you have him rated as the #5, 6, 7 rated prospect, you take him at #1, because the value of QB is so much greater than any position in team sports.

The Dolphins should be kicking themselves in the balls every day for selecting Jake Long ahead of Matt Ryan.

And the Patriot way, since the guys that Pete Carroll drafted have aged and moved on, has netted them exactly 0 SB wins.

You'd risk missing out on the best QB prospect for a 2nd round pick?

That's like trading sex with Natalie Portman for a bologna sandwich, simply because you'd rather have sex with Mila Kunis than Natalie Portman.

If there is a QB that is a top 10 talent, and you have the #1 pick, you take him #1.

Not sure what is so difficult to understand about that.