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Should the Texans have drafted Bortles instead of Clowney?
Figured I'd try my luck at one of these threads again.
Well, should they have? |
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New topic: Chiefs MNF Vs Patriots is the same day as the Royals in a World Series game. Which one do you watch more of?
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Why was it named connect 4 instead of 4 in a row :shrug:
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Yes.
Dude is Luck light. |
Yup....
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Most Chiefs fans don't understand a QB actually can help you win games. They don't have to be someone elses trash.
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*Crickets* |
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The Chiefs played 16 regular season games last year, and they'll play 16 this year, and 16 next year, and 16 every year after that. Silly question. |
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I'd have taken Clowney.
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Positional value be damned, Clowney is a generational talent.
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Aliens |
I would definitely see why since the kid has everything you look for in a Franchise QB
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But comparing defensive value to QB these days is tough to do |
Yeah, they were morons. Franchise QB over even a HOF DE.
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No. You do not pass on a once in a lifetime caliber prospect at the second most important position in the game, unless you have a pretty badass qb prospect like Cam Newton, or Luck.
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Look at the 2011 Colts vs. the 2010 Colts or the 2008 Patriots vs the 2007 Patriots.
Can you imagine a single defensive player whose absence would ever cause such a precipitous decline? |
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Way too early for this shit
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Nope. Clowney is a once in a generation talent. You'd be an idiot to pass on that.
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2014 - Bortles (?)
2013 - (none) 2012 - Luck, Wilson, maybe Foles 2011 - Newton, Dalton 2010 - Bradford 2009 - Stafford 2008 - Ryan, Flacco 2007 - (none) 2006 - Cutler 2005 - Alex Smith, Aaron Rodgers So in the last 10 drafts we have about 13 guys out of a total of 54 QBs drafted in the first 3 rounds who have stuck around or look like they will be able to stick around as starters. It's no wonder a third of the league is QB-poor, because history tells us there is usually about 1 guy in each draft who will make it. Injuries or just not being good enough will claim the rest. It's a sucker bet, but unless you convert one you can't realistically expect to win anything. |
In hindsight, yes, it looks like they should have taken Bortles. At the time of the draft, I understand why it would have been difficult to pass on a freak like Clowney.
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You forgot Tannehill |
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Maybe wait until the season is over and re-visit this....
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Bet the Rams feel even dumber for putting long-term faith in Bradford
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No
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Besides, even Matt Cassel won 11 games for 2008 Patriots did he not? |
As much as I like Clowney, in today's flag-football NFL, you're better off trying to get the next glory-boy quarterback who can draw favorable ref treatment than trying to build a dominant defense and settling for a game-manager QB.
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they should of done one of two things. they should of moved UP one spot to grab Teddy. Clowney and TEDDY? Or drafted Jimmy grappalo. I would of still taken Clowney. he has proven to be unblockable. |
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Neither a road nor island. |
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Rhode Island was another name for Aquidneck island. |
we probably should have traded back and drafted Bridgewater.
and traded Alex Smith,Jamaal Charles,Dewayne Bowe,Tamba Hali and any other veteran we could get a draft pick for If you are going to rebuild ... then ****ing rebuild |
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Absolutely...
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You bastard.
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No, Bortles would just lose games for them. He has thrown 2 INTs in every game that he has played so far.
They should tank for Mariota though. |
I'd rather draft Bortles than read another DeBerg thread
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No. When these guys are on the field healthy together, it is going to be Mayhem. People will get hurt.
1.1 seemed way too high for Bortles. I don't think he is the best QB prospect in the draft, but who knows? |
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No. But they should of drafted jimmy groppalo with the first pick in the second.
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Kaepernick ---- 60.7% completions, 4.8% TDs, 1.9% Ints, 93.3 passer rating in 32 starts.
Cam Newton -- 59.9% completions, 4.3% TDs, 2.7% Ints, 87.1 passer rating in 53 starts. Andy Dalton -- 61.1% completions, 4.8% TDs, 2.9% Ints, 86.6 passer rating in 55 starts. Ryan Tannehill - not worth the bother to post Kaepernick is the best QB drafted in 2011. He performs the best with the least experience, 20 less starts than the other two. And that is just stats, not the intangibles. Biggest comeback victory in the history of the NFC Conference Championship game. Longest rushing TD by a QB in the super bowl. Longest run from scrimmage by a QB in a playoff game. Most rushing yards from scrimmage by a QB in a playoff game. |
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He got no passes. And pointing out exactly what Bortles is doing is just what it is. Facts. And when was alex Smith ever on a stacked team? Ever! |
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The 2011, 2012 offenses were not stacked. Secondly, um he didn't throw many ints at all. So you fail there boss. |
Yeah, but if Clowney works out, imagine having both those guys in your pass rush. Pretty scary.
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No but they should have drafted Guarapolo instead of a guard round 2
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LOL Why does everyone seem to struggle spelling Garoppolo? |
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Do not want. |
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