QB Apocalypse: The Seventh Sign

It's the Mark Sanchez part that is worrying me.....

SS,....that is awsome!How long did it take you?

diez y ocho por favor (#18 please)

SS,....that is awsome!How long did it take you?

Less than a minute

I Ran Into Jim Haslett and We Talked QB Draft - Hogs Haven (http://www.hogshaven.com/2012/2/7/2783161/i-ran-into-jim-haslett-and-we-talked-qb-draft)

Interesting QB discussion with Jim Haslett. Seems to confirm much of what Smoot has been saying. On a side note, JH is a massive blabbermouth. You'd think that would be pretty confidential stuff...

Per Adam S.
Q: With the Super Bowl now over, talk this offseason will surely focus on Peyton Manning. Where do you think he will land? Any chance that he goes to Minnesota or San Francisco?

-- Herbert (Iowa)

A: No, Herbert, Minnesota and San Francisco will not be in play. Remember, Manning will pick his team even more than it will pick him. Minnesota can't offer as much as other teams, and San Francisco will not pursue Manning when it wants to re-sign Alex Smith. The team that is the favorite in my mind to land Manning is Miami. The Dolphins can offer warm weather and a favorable contract, and the team has been screaming for a franchise quarterback since Dan Marino left. Make Miami the favorite for now. But we've already seen what being a favorite meant to New England in this Super Bowl.

Q: What are the chances Washington moves up in the draft to the No. 2 spot to draft Robert Griffin III? What price would they need to pay in order to do this?

-- Jimmy (New Mexico)

A: Good question, Jimmy. It's hard to say the exact chances, but there's a chance. A lot will be defined by whether Washington can sign a free-agent quarterback such as Manning, Matt Flynn or Kyle Orton. If it cannot, the need to trade up for Griffin becomes even greater. But a team that loves Griffin -- be it Cleveland, Washington or Miami -- should make the jump to No. 2 to get him if it believes in him enough. I'd have to check the draft chart for trades, which I don't have handy, but I'm guessing for Washington to go from the sixth pick to the second is going to cost this year's and next year's first-round choices. If Washington or Miami can get to that spot for less than that, it should do it.


I Ran Into Jim Haslett and We Talked QB Draft - Hogs Haven (http://www.hogshaven.com/2012/2/7/2783161/i-ran-into-jim-haslett-and-we-talked-qb-draft)

Interesting QB discussion with Jim Haslett. Seems to confirm much of what Smoot has been saying. On a side note, JH is a massive blabbermouth. You'd think that would be pretty confidential stuff...

So basically it's between RGIII and Peyton. Maybe Orton.

Why orton now when we had a shot at him last year?

Why orton now when we had a shot at him last year?

I only mention Orton because nothing bad was said about him in that interview. Basically positives were given to Luck, RGIII, and Peyton. Negatives were assigned to Flynn, Foles, Tannehill, and the other rookie QB's. Nothing was said of Orton and since we have discussed him lately I guessed that would be a point in his favor.

I Ran Into Jim Haslett and We Talked QB Draft - Hogs Haven (http://www.hogshaven.com/2012/2/7/2783161/i-ran-into-jim-haslett-and-we-talked-qb-draft)

Interesting QB discussion with Jim Haslett. Seems to confirm much of what Smoot has been saying. On a side note, JH is a massive blabbermouth. You'd think that would be pretty confidential stuff...

I like what i hear, i hope its true

I Ran Into Jim Haslett and We Talked QB Draft - Hogs Haven (http://www.hogshaven.com/2012/2/7/2783161/i-ran-into-jim-haslett-and-we-talked-qb-draft)

Interesting QB discussion with Jim Haslett. Seems to confirm much of what Smoot has been saying. On a side note, JH is a massive blabbermouth. You'd think that would be pretty confidential stuff...

Maybe. If they are in love with Tannehill or Foles, the smart thing to say was that they don't like the QB class. Maybe Haslett was just being savvy.