I'd rather move up for the best dt,we all know we're stuck with #4,so might as well try to have the best defense we can get and hope for a ravens type outcome.
Agreed. If your going to draft a young QB then it needs to be at the right time. If and when we can trade Dak would be the time to do that. Or if you see a great young QB in rounds 2 or later.
Wow, someone that gets it.
This can't be emphasized enough. Dallas lost several years of Dak being inexpensive by paying off Romo's contract. An NFL team's window is when you have a good QB on their rookie deal. Taking a guy now is just shortening that window (if the guy is good).
This logic is faulty. First of all, this only applies if you find a franchise QB, which you don't know. But if you do, then it's worth missing out on the cheap to have your franchise QB for 12-15 years. Even one SB is worth it in that time. The QB has always been the most important position a team.
He's injured so he fits our 2nd Round pedigree!
If you go by the draft value chart, our first pick is worth 700, and the 3rd pick overall is worth 2200. Our entire draft doesn't come close. Even the 6th overall pick is worth 1600. After giving up our 26th pick, Dallas still has to find 900 more points. This is not something they can do without giving up multiple first round picks in the future.
I’d ask Carson Palmer, Phillip Rivers, the Carr brothers, Andrew Luck, and Matthew Stafford if having a good team around them is important.
I have no idea how this is relevant to what I said.
I said Dallas should not draft a QB in the first round this year because it would essentially be a waste of two years and that they should build a team around the position first.
The only way you can get a prospect like Hooker is if he is injured.
My point was that there is no waste of years if you hit on a franchise QB. This is regardless if the organization has a team around him at the time or even if he sits the bench for two years. It’s irrelevant. You’ve found the most important player on your team for the next 12-15 years. It’s why they are paid the big bucks and why they make other personnel decisions easier. It’s why the Chiefs are in the SB three out of the last five years and why Cincinatti and Buffalo are competing for them, and likely why the Chargers will soon be.
Don’t do this to yourself
