Listening to NFL xm

[Mr Cowboy]

He is for sure. The physical stuff is easy. He's there already. But he's starting from ground zero, it seems, in terms of reading a defense. Whether Lynch has what it takes to learn complexities of a professional offense and defense is TBD.

According to Jaws it's not reading defenses, it's learning to call plays from a huddle and protections. Jaws thinks one year would put him in good shape.

 

[Gaede]

According to Jaws it's not reading defenses, it's learning to call plays from a huddle and protections. Jaws thinks one year would put him in good shape.

Hmmm. Good info.

 

[jjktkk]

I personally do not see any can't miss star sitting there at 4 for Dallas. Trade down, pick up extra picks. If the FO TRULY believes Lynch is a FRANCHISE qb, either pick him at 4 or trad down, up, whatever to ensure you get your future qb.

 

[BoysfanfromCanada]

I personally do not see any can't miss star sitting there at 4 for Dallas. Trade down, pick up extra picks. If the FO TRULY believes Lynch is a FRANCHISE qb, either pick him at 4 or trad down, up, whatever to ensure you get your future qb.

There's absolutely no way to assume you can get him by trading up from second round or traded picks. He could go to San Fran at 7 or any team that thinks he's bpa, even of they already have a qb, like green Bay. I'm not at all for it, but if the fo thinks he's the guy (same for Elliot for that matter), draft him at 4. Draft strategy involving that many what ifs can't be successful