If you were the San Diego Chargers..

[KurtGodel77]

I'd go with Brees. Brees is the third-ranked QB in the league; whereas Rivers is an unknown. Sometimes you take a QB with a high pick and he turns into Peyton Manning or Chad Pennington. Other times, he's Ryan Leaf or Tim Couch. Why should San Diego take that chance?

 

If Rivers was worth the 4th overall pick in the 2004 draft, he should be worth at least that in this coming draft. Especially since the team taking him won't have to eat the cap room for his signing bonus.

[_BiB_]

I had heard that they were going to use a good bit of their cap room to keep both.

[Kevbeau]

I think the guy they should lock up long term is Antonio Gates. Yes, Brees is playing well, but gates is tearing it up.

[Dan Gross]

I had heard that they were going to use a good bit of their cap room to keep both.

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In which case you have to start Rivers. They did draft him in the first round...can't let him wither on the vine...

[Dr. Fong]

I said it back in May and I guess I've been proven right, they shouldn't have given up on Brees and should have never picked Rivers.

[The Jokeman]

hey where's the option for Doug Flutie?

[mead107]

i wouldn't have drafted rivers in the first place.........brees just needed time to develop, i don't know why they gave up on him so early........

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right on the money . i liked him would have been happy if we would have drafted him

[buckeyebrian]

Both - and they will weasel the cap space to do it.

[mead107]

cap room 20 million they plan to spend 9 million on breez put the tag on him

[Like A Mofo]

hey where's the option for Doug Flutie?

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I figured hell come back to Buffalo to make a three ringed circus!!