Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball (Post 12780974)

I am pretty certain we get our guy this year. CP will unite in harmony.

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 12780382)

What?:shake: did you just make that up?

Originally Posted by Lex Luthor (Post 12780750)

Isn't next years QB class supposed to a lot better than this year's?

If that's the case, wouldn't we want a bunch of other teams to draft QBs in the first round this year instead of next year?

Originally Posted by Coogs (Post 12780021)

This is all about where I think the 4 QB's are going to go in the draft, with regards to what has been happening in free agency. Consensus is that none of the top 4 are ready to start day one, and will need a year of coaching up. It also seems to be the consensus that with some coaching, some of these 4 could wind up being very good. Which one is debatable, but that is entirely a different topic.

I'm starting to think the QB run is going to start at #11, and is going to be over by #17.

I think the Saints start the run at #11 with Brees just turning 38 in January.

I'm thinking the Patriots deals over the past few days sets them up perfectly to deal Garopollo to the Browns close to the draft for a haul of draft picks starting with #12. In turn, I see the Pats using this pick to get the guy to groom behind 40 year old Brady.

And the Cards have pick #13, with Palmer turning 37 and contemplating retirement a couple of months ago according to some. He could be a good bet to retire after this next season.

Philadelphia and #14, Indy and #15, and Baltimore at #16 are set at QB for the foreseeable future.

But Washington at #17 seems very much like a team that will need a QB very soon.

If we really have one/or two QB's that we have an interest in drafting for the future, Buffalo at #10 might have to be the target to get that guy.

Just my thoughts.