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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
Dude, they could sign Alex Smith to compete with Kolb, take Joeckel at 8 or 9, then grab the best running back in the 2nd round, a guard in the third, a TE in the 4th, another guard in the 5th, another RB in the 6th and sign a starter here or there for their offensive line.
That is MUCH easier than finding a ****ing true Nose Tackle, starters and depth at the 5 tech, a starting safety opposite Berry, a starting ILB next to DJ (who IS aging, BTW), possibly a #1 receiver and definitely a #2 receiver, a reliable TE, etc. AND a franchise QB.
I've watched Arizona on many occasions and I'm actually shocked they fired Whiz. He's put competitive teams on the field with freaking five different QB's. Rod Graves failed Arizona IMO, not Whiz.
And they're closer than you'd think.
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If the Cards are closer than we think, than the Chiefs are closer than you think. We have a True Nose Tackle, Poe actually did quite well for a rookie, adn only stand to get better. Why are you dismissing that?
Why are you dismissing Kendrick Lewis, who is marginal, but not noting Marginal Cardinals players?
You keep saying the Cards QB situation is easy to fix, but the Chief's isnt? The same options are available to both clubs, except we'll be in a better position come draft time.
You mention how DJ is "aging" but make no mention on how the Cardinals players (Adrian Wilson???) are aging.
LT's are easy to find now?
5th round OL prospects are "Fixes" now?
Dane, this has "grass is always greener" written all over it.
These are two teams in very similar positions.
One is not "clearly" in a better position than the other.