billykay

They may have more cap room but they do not have more draft capital than us. In fact, imo, next to Cleveland, we may have the most draft capital.

Relax 3rd, it was funny.

Are these " ticks " positive or negative ?

In listing our draft choices left after moving up, you forgot that we will have a 1st, the one that we traded up for.

He is no Michael Vick, but he isn't a statue either. Re his arm strength; it seems to be pretty average & good enough. How he digests the WR routes vs the defenses that will be thrown at him, is the real question. He can get away with an average arm if he is quick to read what's in front of him. Because of the Offense he played in, it is difficult to answer that question.

But, how do you really feel about Chad ?

Two QBs: Joe Fergeson & Jim Kelly. Both had good arms. Both were accurate passers. Both were good in the pocket. Neither was very mobile. One turned out to be decent but average. The other has a gold jacket. IMO, Darnold & Mayfield remind me of Kelly. Rosen, a nice QB with all the measurables, just doesn't. If we don't sign Cousins, unlikely, I am all for using our draft capital to trade up. We will wind up with two 2s and a #1, the pick that we trade up for. I'm just not sure that the trade up should be for Rosen.

I admit that I have only seen Rudolph play once & I have also seen video hi lites. I know that the hi lites aren't the best way to evaluate a QB, but one can easily see that Rudolph definitely does not have a week arm. Is he Elway? No. But his arm looks adequate for the pro game.

I know they are just hi lite videos, but Rudolph may be better than some people think.

It was sarcasm, Rush

So, if they do the trade you mention, they will then have left a 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th. The 1st will be the #3 pick. It seems to me that this is the reason that you accumulate draft capital.

Agree. There is something special about Mayfield. If he were 6'3", I think he would be going #1. He might still. He just seems to have that fire in his eye. I remember years ago driving in N.E. right after Brady took over for Bledsoe. Sports radio was discussing who should be the QB when Bledsoe returns. I remember the sports announcer saying that Bledsoe was history. He could just see that intangible something in Brady - whatever "it" is, Brady had it. He was right. I'm sure that Mayfield has his plusses & minuses like everyone else, but in my opinion he has a lot more plusses. I have a feeling that he is going number 1. I hope that I am wrong as I would love to see him in a Bills uniform.

Relax, KJ. It's not like you to get all lathered up.

Slow! Are you kidding. He is the fastest QB I have ever seen.

Yes, and I think that their hire of Butler was at least partially for his knowledge of that division which we are playing this year.

What I learned is that I was wrong when I said in another thread that Alex would command more than a #3 draft pick.

I agree with you but you must be kidding about Siemian. He was demoted to 3rd string on a QB starved team last year.

This.

I agree on what makes a successful season. Not perfect but simply successful. A team should always shoot for the SB but................... The owner of the NY Giants said that he considers it a successful season if they are playing for something on the last day of the regular season.

K.C. isn't going to let Alex S. go for a 3rd or a 4th round pick.

I think Washington will work out a deal with a Cousins approved team. This will be done prior to any tag signing. The only other thing for W to do would be to pay the tag price which is ridiculous.

With Cousins you know what you are getting. With drafting a QB, you just never know. Either way, there are pluses & minuses.

What's the date for the draft ?

Forget about Mayfield. He will be gone by pick 7. Imho, he is the best QB in the draft. However, it is difficult for GMs to pull the trigger on an under 6 ft QB.

I agree with you, 26. I was only commenting that taking 2 QBs and trading one isn't much different than taking one & trading the 2nd pick.