KingintheNorth
Chris in Arizona
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If Hackenberg is there at 32, I say take him.
We suck so bad we will be drafting first in the 2nd round?
Who did we take #1 overall?
If Hackenberg is there at 32, I say take him.
How does Arizona ,Buffalo and Philly not make this list?
We suck so bad we will be drafting first on the 2nd round?
Who did we take #1 overall?
What, just what, if Romo comes back and is injured again signaling he's done. Do we move up in the draft?
I think the prudent thing to do is trade a player for Jonny F as insurance, if nothing else he could use his legs to beat 8 men in the box and easily roll away from trouble. I think there is little to lose and solid upside. Then draft 1 or even 2 QB's.
I just threw up in my mouth.As a Texas native, Johnny Manziel has been linked to the Cowboys since prior to the 2014 draft. Adding him on the cheap as a project behind Romo could make some sense here.
I don't understand what the Browns are doing! Yes I know McCown is better the manziel right now but he's like 38. They're playing him like they have a chance to do anything this year. Play Manziel all year and see what you have in Him. Doesn't make sense to me.
We need to start looking early in the draft for QB very soon. I'd prefer our next franchise QB sits on the bench behind Romo for 3 years before taking over. There hasn't been a QB besides Luck who came in as a rookie and is still great. A few QBs started off hot and then fizzled. I'd prefer going the Aaron Rodgers route, getting a QB in the mid-to-late 1st round and sitting him behind Romo for 3 years. We can't afford to try to develop any late rounders. And we don't want to risk depending on a rookie in 3-4 years.
7 NFL teams that must starting looking to the future at QB
By Yardbarker Yardbarker Oct 21, 2015 at 3:30p ET
by Vincent Frank
http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/7-nfl-teams-that-must-starting-looking-to-the-future-at-qb-102115
...4. Dallas Cowboys
We have seen first hand this season how the Cowboys have fallen apart without Tony Romo under center. Having to rely on the likes of Brandon Weeden and Matt Cassel has this team potentially looking at a lost season.
What might be bad for the short term could very well work out for Dallas over the long term. With Romo's injury history, owner Jerry Jones and Co. have to seriously consider drafting a quarterback next year. Even if Romo does play out the remainder of his deal through the 2019 season, the Cowboys would be wise to add a young quarterback behind him.
It could come in the form of a trade with another team or a draft pick. As a Texas native, Johnny Manziel has been linked to the Cowboys since prior to the 2014 draft. Adding him on the cheap as a project behind Romo could make some sense here. Outside of that, Hackenberg's skill set seems to fit what Jason Garrett likes to do on offense...
If Hackenberg is there at 31, I say take him.
Even Luck has had his issues over the past 2 years. If you've watched any of the Colts games, you've seen quite a few passes get away from him. I do like his mobility but I don't see him ever being as good as Manning was there. And it's not like Luck hasn't had good weapons, although their O-Line leaves a lot to be desired at times.....
I think the prudent thing to do is trade a player for Jonny F as insurance
What's the story on your sig pic with the hot girl and creepy dude?
That's brainpaint pimping, as usual.
It's an odd photoshop concept. I just wondered if it had some meaning.
If we can't draft a qb then we might not have another option but Stafford..it is what it is. I'll worry about it later. Romo still has 3 solid years left minimum.