2012 Draft-QB Prospects (Part III)

I mean looking at the entire draft we need a QB worse than any other team picking in the top 10 (assuming Manning plays another couple/few years), if anyone should be trading up to get one of the top talents it should be us.
I agree, we have the biggest need at QB. We are the team that should be moving up. The way I see it, we need to come away with Luck, Barkley, or RG3. Period. And that order is also my order of preference.

I agree, we have the biggest need at QB. We are the team that should be moving up. The way I see it, we need to come away with Luck, Barkley, or RG3. Period. And that order is also my order of preference.

Agreed.

Ugh that's seems a big stretch i.e. bad value at 10th overall. I guess in this scenario I hope we trade w/ the Jags...

Truthishly, I'd have them taking one of those guys more in the 15-20 range. But I got lazy and didn't want to keep guessing picks

Using Smoot's scenario as a jump off......and the idea of the Ram's trading Bradford...

If the Browns jump up to draft RGIII what would do you think it would take to get Colt McCoy (who's career production is on par if not better then Sam's Bradfords)?

I dont see where some of u guys are coming up w these QB scenarios?? Lol rams trading Sam? No chance
Vikings trading ponder after half a season?? No chance and no to colt McCoy he sucks, small and avg arm, I'd rathe have Sanchez. As For Landry jones, I hope he stays at OU he needs it. I want Barkley or Luck obviously that's prob not gonna happen so RG or Tannenhill seems more likely

Wait a minute. I stayed in school and got my degree. Heck, I even got my graduate degree...and I'm hardly set for life

Me too!! :iamwithst

Last week I projected how the schedule would pan out for us and our draft prospects. Here is an update....

Indianapolis Colts 1-13
New England - Loss (L)
@Baltimore - Loss (L)
Tennessee - Loss (W)
Houston - Loss
@Jacksonville - Loss

Minnesota Vikings 2-12
Denver - Loss (L)
@Detroit - Loss (L)
New Orleans - Loss (L)
@Washington - Loss
Chicago - Loss

St. Louis Rams 2-12
San Francisco - Loss (L)
@Seattle - Loss (L)
Cincinnati - Loss (L)
@Pittsburgh - Loss
San Francisco - Loss

Carolina Panthers 6-8
@Tampa Bay - Loss (W)
Atlanta - Win (L)
@Houston - Loss (W)
Tampa Bay - Win
@New Orleans - Loss

Miami Dolphins 5-9
Oakland - Loss (W)
Philadelphia - Win (L)
@Buffalo - Win (W)
@New England - Loss
New York Jets - Loss

Jacksonville Jaguars 4-10
San Diego - Win (L)
Tampa Bay - Loss (W)
@Atlanta - Loss (L)
@Tennessee - Loss
Indianapolis - Win

Washington Redskins 5-9
New York Jets - Loss (L)
New England - Loss (L)
@New York Giants - Loss (W)
Minnesota - Win
@Philadelphia - Loss

2012 Projected Draft Order **Note: Draft order subject to change**
1. Indianapolis Colts 1-16
2. St. Louis Rams 2-14
3. Minnesota Vikings 2-14
4. Cleveland Browns 4-12
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-12
6. Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11
7. Miami Dolphins 5-11
8. Kansas City Chiefs 6-10
9. Washington Redskins 6-10
10. Carolina Panthers 6-10

Last week I projected how the schedule would pan out for us and our draft prospects. Here is an update....

Indianapolis Colts 1-13
New England - Loss (L)
@Baltimore - Loss (L)
Tennessee - Loss (W)
Houston - Loss
@Jacksonville - Loss

Minnesota Vikings 2-12
Denver - Loss (L)
@Detroit - Loss (L)
New Orleans - Loss (L)
@Washington - Loss
Chicago - Loss

St. Louis Rams 2-12
San Francisco - Loss (L)
@Seattle - Loss (L)
Cincinnati - Loss (L)
@Pittsburgh - Loss
San Francisco - Loss

Carolina Panthers 6-8
@Tampa Bay - Loss (W)
Atlanta - Win (L)
@Houston - Loss (W)
Tampa Bay - Win
@New Orleans - Loss

Miami Dolphins 5-9
Oakland - Loss (W)
Philadelphia - Win (L)
@Buffalo - Win (W)
@New England - Loss
New York Jets - Loss

Jacksonville Jaguars 4-10
San Diego - Win (L)
Tampa Bay - Loss (W)
@Atlanta - Loss (L)
@Tennessee - Loss
Indianapolis - Win

Washington Redskins 5-9
New York Jets - Loss (L)
New England - Loss (L)
@New York Giants - Loss (W)
Minnesota - Win
@Philadelphia - Loss

2012 Projected Draft Order **Note: Draft order subject to change**
1. Indianapolis Colts 1-16
2. St. Louis Rams 2-14
3. Minnesota Vikings 2-14
4. Cleveland Browns 4-12
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-12
6. Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11
7. Miami Dolphins 5-11
8. Kansas City Chiefs 6-10
9. Washington Redskins 6-10
10. Carolina Panthers 6-10


Actually I say Indy goes 2-14 w STL, so I think the Rams would actually get the 1st pick right?

Actually I say Indy goes 2-14 w STL, so I think the Rams would actually get the 1st pick right?

Do tied records go by head-to-head or strength of schedule? If it is head-to-head it would most definitely be St. Louis if that were to happen. But if it is S.O.S. then whoever has the lower strength would go first regardless of the heads up outcome.

It's done by strength of schedule.