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It IS risky. And yes, though you think otherwise, a bust with a high QB pick can, and does cripple a franchise. You've made a financial commitment to this guy for 4-5 years, and if he goes south on you, you're screwed. Bad QB play will stunt the growth of the entire offense. And you can't pull him, because you're paying him a shit-ton of money. So you have to ride it out, and take that shot again, hoping to hit the next time - while other players are basically being wasted in their prime because the team is going nowhere without an offense that opposing defenses have to respect. (See: JaMarcus Russell) If you pick any other position that early and they bust, it doesn't have the same effect. Draft a LT and he sucks? Move him into guard, or give him help. But his bad play isn't going to stall the entire offense. Draft a DT and he sucks? You keep playing him because he's going to give you SOMETHING, and his play alone isn't going to **** up the entire defense. |
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