WFT Quarterback Thread - Post SEASON 2021

Kirk was the best QB we have had since Joe T.

Stop with the nonsense that he sucked, the GB game was another example. He also just had a hell of a season in MIN without Diggs.. Taylor played great but it was 1 game in a situation where he could take risks because nobody knew who he was. He will most likely not beat out Mariota / Teddy B / Cam (don't kill me Matty) or whoever we draft.

Let’s be real. Kirk’s M.O. is the same now as it has been his entire career. He puts up good numbers in quarters 1-3 but has a bad case of the 4th quarter Tony Romos in big spots. He’s the type of player that will get you most of the way there but won’t finish for you. No one likes that.

Where did you here that? The very reason they brought in Heinicke was that he knew the playbook very well. They had to simplify for Haskins, who just wouldn't learn it, but Heinicke? Don't know where you got that, but it doesn't ring true.

Chris Cooley on his film breakdown after the game. It is one man's opinion but he has forgotten more about football than my eyes know.

Yes but with a completely different cast of characters and limited practice time. Who knows. Maybe that was the best he has got but 1 week of starter reps he did damn good against a solid defense.

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He did great. I don't think that anyone could argue otherwise. I'm saying the playbook probably was not limited for him, because he has played in this offense before...

Just like riding a bike :)

Washington tenders Kyle Allen...

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/washington-tenders-kyle-allen-adds-depth-to-quarterback-position-with-draft-decision-looming/

No surprise.

Side note - all three current WFT QBs were undrafted.

Pretty good read: https://www.hogshaven.com/2021/3/9/22320871/where-do-quarterbacks-come-from

Pretty good read: https://www.hogshaven.com/2021/3/9/22320871/where-do-quarterbacks-come-fromThat was a terrific read particularly this wrap up part
Finally, perhaps the most remarkable thing about how the league’s elite teams acquired their franchise QBs, given the importance placed on picking high in draft discussions, is that none of these teams acquired their franchise quarterbacks by picking in the top 9 selections of the draft. And only one team drafted its franchise QB before pick 18.*

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That was a terrific read particularly this wrap up part


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I look forward to part2 the bottom 6. There are some issues I have with the analysis. The author references the low draft capital used by the teams at QB but if you have stability at the QB position you are going to have lower draft capital over a longer period toward that position.

I would like them to tell us what the average overall for the 32 teams in draft capital as well as the average number of QBs drafted.

My guess is the bottom spend a significantly larger chunk.

Mayhew and Turner are going to Trey Lances pro day. Hope they like him enough to move up

Mayhew and Turner are going to Trey Lances pro day. Hope they like him enough to move up

It's called due diligence. I'm sure they will be at a few more pro days for QB's. I don't want Lance in round one. You simply can not draft him there. Weak competition and he didn't even play last year. Also has run first instincts. If he is there in round 2 then you think about it. He is a 3rd rounder imo.

I just can't believe how excited people can get about Trey Lance. He played one year against lower level competition. Took last year off. And now should be a first round pick ???