Is there a franchise QB in next year's draft?
 

I'm think the Chiefs draft Oher from Ole Miss in the first round & then the QB in round two.:spock:

*sigh*

I hear that guy from Florida is pretty good.

No QB as of now that I'd be comfortable with drafting high.

I'd rather go with a surer pick, someone like Oher. Him and Albert on the same line, in any combination of spots, for the next 10 years would be amazing.

If you want to go for a skill position and add a weapon on offense, Crabtree would be atop my wish list right now.

That would be paying a lot of money and wasting a high pick for a RT or guard. Unless Albert has a horrible season or there is no one else of value left where we pick (unlikely), I wouldn't take Oher.

I'll get called a homer for this, but if Freeman decides to come out, I think he has the potential to be in the league for awhile.

****ing homer!

As for the answer, it's obvious.
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Chase Daniel?

Didn't this thread just happen a few hours ago?

ROFL

Casey Dick FTW(barely against scrub teams)

We have a reeruned amount of cap space and really 4 open spots on the offensive line as far as our future is concerned. I'm also factoring in the fact that I think Oher's one of the surer picks in the draft and probably the most likely player we could take who would earn the contract he'd get.

We've seen the effects of having a top notch offensive line. You can do a lot without having great talent at your skill positions. It'd also provide stability for when we finally do find a quarterback we can build around.

You're right, we have seen the effects of an elite offensive line and an average QB => early playoff exits, and that was with two HOFers.

QBs win Super Bowls, not offensive lines. Olinemen are certainly important, but we aren't going anywhere unless we stumble upon a franchise QB.

If you really want a sure pick in the draft at tackle, it's Eugene Monroe. He doesn't have Oher's upside, though.

How convenient of you to ignore the defense. :rolleyes:

What kind of reeruned logic is that? The downfall wasn't the offense, it was the defense.

That's great and I'd agree with you if there was a franchise QB available that high. I don't see one I'd want right now and that's why I'd take Oher.