I agree, but I think I will take Colt McCoy

You are aware that he's only about 200lbs, plays in a spread offense, plays for Texas, and has a history of getting injured correct?

What will it take to move to 1 if we end up with the 2nd, 3rd or 4th pick in the draft?

Nate Davis will go in the first.

Too much.

ROFL

:( It would suck to win one game and not get the first pick.

http://www.draftcountdown.com/features/Value-Chart.php

Our first two picks at two, our first three at three, and the next two first rounders, a second, and probably a fourth if we pick 4.

Giants received
Rights to 2004 1st Overall Pick, Eli Manning.

[edit] Chargers received
Rights to 2004 4th Overall Pick, Philip Rivers.
2005 1st Round Draft Pick - Used to draft and sign Linebacker Shawne "roidman" Merriman.
2004 3rd Round Draft Pick - Used to draft and sign Kicker Nate Kaeding.
2005 5th Round Draft Pick - Traded to Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Left Tackle Roman Oben.

Giants gave a shitload for eli.

This is sarcasm, right?

:deevee:

While true, his numbers have jumped off the roof from his SO to JR year. If he finished out the season w/o any major injures, does that somewhat shed the "injury" factor?

Also, while he does have history of getting "injured" none of them were serious injuries as Brokie's college career was, IIRC, except for the concussion/neck injurry issue.

Too bad the NFL trade deadline has already expired.

If the trade deadline was in week 8, hypothecially speaking, would the Chiefs try to request for J.P. Losman?

Again, this is just a discussion.

Don't worry - we'll get it. Detroit and the Natti are better than us.

First, yuck. Second, why would the Bills deal Losman? Edwards has already been knocked out of a game. When you're making a playoff run you want a competent backup QB.