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I think four QBs go above us in the first round. That leaves 14 position players who will go before we pick.
At #19 our board could be wiped out of true first round graded players, or there may be 3 or 4 still available. What if a QB is sitting there at #19 and someone wants to move back up into the first round to get one?
It is doubtful that someone who is drafting between #20 and #32 will come up for a QB (although the Patriots may make a move for a guy they really like). It would be beneficial to move back if our board is wiped out, but moving from #19 all the way out of the round would really be a kick in the gonads.
Presumably moving back that far would cost more than a second and third round pick. Would you move back to say #33 to #38 range for a second, third and next year's first?
IDK if it would be worth it or not, unless the team was expected to be drafting again in the top 10. I think that opportunity may arise. I just don't know if we would do it or not. I would probably pull the trigger on that if it involved next year's first and a 2nd and 3rd this year.
I keep seeing the need at linebacker driving mocks at #19. I don't think linebacker will be the BPA at #19.
What options do you guys think will be on the table at #19? I think Wynn, Vanderesch and Hernandez are long gone by the end of the first round. Moore, Sutton, and Ridley should also be long gone.
McGlinchey and Brown could also be gone by the end of the 1st. The cost of moving back more than 5 spots or so could completely change the landscape of the wrong players fly off the board.
At #19 our board could be wiped out of true first round graded players, or there may be 3 or 4 still available. What if a QB is sitting there at #19 and someone wants to move back up into the first round to get one?
It is doubtful that someone who is drafting between #20 and #32 will come up for a QB (although the Patriots may make a move for a guy they really like). It would be beneficial to move back if our board is wiped out, but moving from #19 all the way out of the round would really be a kick in the gonads.
Presumably moving back that far would cost more than a second and third round pick. Would you move back to say #33 to #38 range for a second, third and next year's first?
IDK if it would be worth it or not, unless the team was expected to be drafting again in the top 10. I think that opportunity may arise. I just don't know if we would do it or not. I would probably pull the trigger on that if it involved next year's first and a 2nd and 3rd this year.
I keep seeing the need at linebacker driving mocks at #19. I don't think linebacker will be the BPA at #19.
What options do you guys think will be on the table at #19? I think Wynn, Vanderesch and Hernandez are long gone by the end of the first round. Moore, Sutton, and Ridley should also be long gone.
McGlinchey and Brown could also be gone by the end of the 1st. The cost of moving back more than 5 spots or so could completely change the landscape of the wrong players fly off the board.
