The Steelers and the Saints will both want Patrick Mahomes and want to trade up to 28 to get him.
I think it takes a 2018 first to to get us to move out of the first. Possible if a team wants a QB, but not unlikelyI doubt the Steelers but another QB who is getting some 1st round buzz now is Davis Webb.
It's definitely possible the Cowboys could be getting offers for that pick with a QB in mind.
I doubt the Steelers but another QB who is getting some 1st round buzz now is Davis Webb.
The Steelers and the Saints will both want Patrick Mahomes and want to trade up to 28 to get him.
If he ends up going in the first, then I will just resign myself to the fact that NFL talent evaluators are completely clueless about the QB position and really just are taking random crazy shots at them.
Webb reminds me of Tom Savage a few years ago and he was getting hyped by everybody unnecessarily. He ended up going about where he was originally projected to go.
Mahomes is the one QB I can see a team getting excited enough about to risk it.
I've seen Favre comparisons with Mahomes.
He might be the most polarizing prospect in this draft. I have no idea where to put him.
Elite tools and football character. Needs at least a year of coaching to learn an NFL offense. Id put him in the mid first range because he is a self starter and more likely to hit his ceiling then players with a comparable profileI've seen Favre comparisons with Mahomes.
He might be the most polarizing prospect in this draft. I have no idea where to put him.
Hard to see the Saints trading up to 28 from 32 to draft a QB when none of Dallas, NE or Atlanta will likely be looking for one with their 1st pick.
The Steelers have pick 30 and they will take a qb. New England doesn't have a pick. The Saints certainly would trade up because there are other teams that would want to get in front of them and the Steelers.Hard to see the Saints trading up to 28 from 32 to draft a QB when none of Dallas, NE or Atlanta will likely be looking for one with their 1st pick.
The Steelers have pick 30 and they will take a qb. New England doesn't have a pick. The Saints certainly would trade up because there are other teams that would want to get in front of them and the Steelers.
I think it takes a 2018 first to to get us to move out of the first. Possible if a team wants a QB, but not unlikely
Hard to see the Saints trading up to 28 from 32 to draft a QB when none of Dallas, NE or Atlanta will likely be looking for one with their 1st pick.
I think it takes a 2018 first to to get us to move out of the first. Possible if a team wants a QB, but not unlikely
I think there concern is how much longer does Ben want to play. I'm sure he will play in 2017, but who knows about 2018. I dont' see him playing 5 more years, so drafting a QB in round 1, gives that guy some time to learn from Ben.Yeah, I corrected myself. Still think it's unlikely the Steelers take a QB first round simply because I don't believe they're at a point where they have decided Big Ben isn't good enough anymore. Offense wasn't their problem this past season or why the got whipped by the Pats. They need help in the secondary and lost several LBs in FA. So no, I doubt a QB is their pick.
If the Saints really want a QB they could just pick one with their first pick in the top 15. They also have holes everywhere on their roster and Brees was solid last year. Doubt a QB is their top priority.
Yes, but keep in mind that it's not just Dallas, NE, or Atlanta that they have to worry about. Anybody wanting a QB and that 5th year option could make a trade with any of those teams as well.
I think there concern is how much longer does Ben want to play. I'm sure he will play in 2017, but who knows about 2018. I dont' see him playing 5 more years, so drafting a QB in round 1, gives that guy some time to learn from Ben.
That's true. I'm addressing what the OP says though, that Saints will want to move up from #32 and Steelers up from #30.
I suppose teams like SF or Chicago could try to sneak back in at the end of R1 hoping to snag a QB if they picked elsewhere at 2 and 3. That'll cost them some of their future leverage though and they are both rebuilding teams. They'd also have to really believe those teams ahead of them want a QB too.
I wouldn't budge for anything less than their 2017 2R and 2018 1R picks.
I just wanted to illustrate the bigger picture and that it wasn't necessarily limited to who was currently picking where as it stands today.
I certainly want the requisite value, but I'm not stuck on getting a 1st rounder next year. In fact, I'd rather get payment today rather than a future promissory note. This draft's quality and depth lines up with our current needs and I'd like to make the most of that.