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Simple answer would be that we didn’t want to risk it. Others could have offered more money than we were willing to pay and he was sitting there for us to guarantee getting the guy we wanted. Next question.
That is indeed a simple answer.
Perhaps I should have set up the question better.
"Coach, there is nothing that is especially remarkable about this QB you drafted except that you appear to have some relationship with him to begin with.
"So, if he'd went undrafted, and if he didn't regard your relationship together to be anything significant enough that he wanted to go to camp with you anyhow, what really would have been lost to have drafted someone in the 7th--such as a Quartney Davis, the popular-as-it-turns-out WR from A&M--and signed some other UDFA QB who, though he didn't have a relationship with you previously, may have been remarkable for other reasons?"