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Would like for this to be true as far as the trade piece, but I doubt McCarron goes somewhere that looks like they are going to draft a QB high this year.

Would rather top 3. Guarantees Rosen/Mayfield/Darnold.

McCown seems to be a good placeholder/bridge guy for (hopefully) Rosen or Mayfield to learn under. Could do a heck of a lot worse than 67.3 %; 2,926 yards; 18 TDs; and 9 INTs while keeping the seat warm. It's basically signing a little bit better of output than Taylor gave us throwing, minus some running, and probably at a discount.

Hopefully he can run faster than that reported 5.0 forty time.

I guess not in terms of running a pro-style offense in the dated sense of the term. Pro offenses are incorporating more and more "college" designs into their playbooks. That is what we have heard a lot about Daboll, too. I think what I was trying to say is that Allen is by far more raw overall, not in the specific context of running a pro style offense, but also that (a) the idea of pro style vs college style offense is changing and (b) given that change, Mayfield might actually be less raw in terms of familiarity with the designs Daboll plans to run.

What about Edmunds from Va Tech? Or is he only projected to play OLB? I like Jewell. Seems like the process type. I also like Scales from Indiana - ultra productive albeit less-than-ideal measurables.

I think this is incorrect. I think most posters view Allen as the most raw top QB prospect.

Exactly

Wish we had the opportunity to overpay Watkins...

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Just echoing what has already been said, but any organization without a franchise QB that is doing its due diligence should be making that call.

That could just be a matter of our doctors talking to their doctors.

He completely disappeared in the Super Bowl.

Eh, most years I'd agree, but I think Cleveland can give FAs plenty of R$E$A$S$O$N$S to become a Brown.

I can't disagree that Cleveland probably offered the most for Taylor. We may have gotten a 3rd from another team, but who knows. I think, regardless, once a trade is part of recent history, it impacts overall market value. I don't actually think Taylor's value is all that directly indicative of Glenn's value though.

Introducing... the Joe Webb Starter Package! Sounds like a cable deal.

fwiw After the announced switch to the 3-4, Tamba Hali was the player most worried about in dealing with the switch of positions. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/236059-the-new-look-for-tamba-hali-and-kansas-city-chiefs (2009)

I mean, comp pick formula.

I think looking at the Duane Brown trade gives us the best possible glimpse at what Glenn's value should be. SEA got: Brown & HOU's 2018 5th round pick HOU got: SEA's 2018 3rd round pick and 2019 2nd round pick Generally, when you trade a pick from next year, it is valued at one round less for this year. So, HOU basically got two 3rd round picks, if that makes sense. I would think two 3rd round picks should be at least as much as one 2nd round pick. Maybe we could send Glenn and a 5th for a 2nd?

If Taylor can return the first pick in the 3rd round, so long as he's healthy, Glenn should return better than that.

I feel like the fact the Bills are hosting a back-up QB should give fans optimism about the possibility of trading up and securing one of the top QBs in the draft.

Chris Hubbard - OT - PIT

If true, I think pretty much every team will be in cap hell.