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http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...t-matt-millers-post-regular-season-projection
He has us taking Lynch over Goff.
He has us taking Lynch over Goff.
I think most people would admit Lynch probably needs a lot more work than Goff.There is so much evaluation left before the draft that we may all change our minds on players more than once. But just from watching multiple games of each guy IMO Goff is a top 10 guy and lynch is a physically talented project.
.The Pick: Paxton Lynch, Quarterback, Memphis
The Dallas Cowboys may not be in this position again for a while, which makes the decision to draft a young quarterback even easier for Jerry and Stephen Jones in the team's draft room.
The Cowboys, when healthy, have a roster good enough to make a playoff run. This is more like drafting Tim Duncan after an older David Robinson goes down with an injury than anything else. Smart teams use the advantages given to them, and the Cowboys can draft a clear quarterback of the future here and not be rushed into playing him. It's really a no-brainer.
Lynch is not my top-ranked quarterback—that's California's Jared Goff—but his bigger body (6'7", 245 lbs), mobile running style and big arm better fit what I think the Cowboys would want at the position over a smaller guy like Goff. Lynch arguably has better upside, and given that whomever they draft at quarterback will be able to sit and learn behind Tony Romo for a good while, Lynch's physical advantages are a big plus
There is so much evaluation left before the draft that we may all change our minds on players more than once. But just from watching multiple games of each guy IMO Goff is a top 10 guy and lynch is a physically talented project.
Yep. The Senior Bowl and Combine, along with underclassmen declarations could very well change the landscape pretty drastically before the draft actually gets here.
Plus Free agency. Lots will change before the draft gets here.
Ah, how could I have left FA out of the mix? Bottom line, though, is that the mock drafts today will likely look quite different three months from now, the question is, how much will it change in the first few slots? Sometimes the first few picks remain pretty static, and at other times there are a couple of changes. What I wouldn't give to have a peek at the Cowboys draft board the day before the draft.
Ah, how could I have left FA out of the mix? Bottom line, though, is that the mock drafts today will likely look quite different three months from now, the question is, how much will it change in the first few slots? Sometimes the first few picks remain pretty static, and at other times there are a couple of changes. What I wouldn't give to have a peek at the Cowboys draft board the day before the draft.
This mock should be used as toilet paper.
Probably my second LB behind Jack now that Jaylon Smith is damaged.I'll tell you a kid I'd love to get if we traded back into the teens and picked up a bunch of picks.
Darron Lee.
There is so much evaluation left before the draft that we may all change our minds on players more than once. But just from watching multiple games of each guy IMO Goff is a top 10 guy and lynch is a physically talented project.
I think most people would admit Lynch probably needs a lot more work than Goff.
He explains himself pretty well.
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See, he is stuck on the size and physical abilities. That is not what Garrett is looking for.
Don't trust Wade Wilson's ability to develop a QB, so Goff is the one for me. He requires less tuning.
I'll tell you a kid I'd love to get if we traded back into the teens and picked up a bunch of picks.
Darron Lee.