03-10-2009, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Coogs
If the Lions do pass on Stafford and Sanchez, I would not be totally opposed to drafting one of those two at #3 even though we spent our 2nd rounder on a QB. Especially if we are not able to trade down. I would much rather hedge our bet on the QB spot, and make sure we have the right guy for the job for the next decade or so, than to have the opportunity to do so and wind up finding out we missed out be picking the wrong guy (Cassel).
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Originally Posted by Reerun_KC
What franchise number? You cant be serious about paying Cassell franchise QB type money? The dude is nothing more than a stop gap QB. No way he should be paid anywhere near the top 10....
Average at best, but if you have a chance to develop and draft a franchise QB, you better take that opportunity and get your QB...
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Originally Posted by Coogs
Sure, we have the cap space... and we have to spend most of it as well. If Cassel isn't panning out in year 1 as a Chief, then Stafford or Sanchez may be ready to step in.
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Oooh! The resistance grows! 
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Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan
Any fan can only watch so much college football, and we only see the network TV footage.
These analysts get to watch coaches tapes, talk to the coaches about these kids, and break it down as their career.
Not a single one of us on here is that adept at the draft.
And, from reading Mecca, yeah, he knows the basics, but he is by no means an expert on anything other than rationalizing the selection of a QB at the top of the draft.
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And yet, you know enough to proclaim everyone else's selection(s) moot in the face of such "genius" as Mayock?
Please.
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