WFT Quarterback Thread - Post SEASON 2021

If the best we can do is Carr, that's not a bad thing. He's put up some very productive seasons (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CarrDe02.htm). He can give you B level QB play and with this defense that could take us pretty far.

Just curious, how long do you give the drafted qb to develop. And if he fails?

You do realize that even befoee the DAN took over the team this organization has never developed a qb effectively. I dont know why but holding out hope they can finally do that borders on insanity.

Heath Schuler is asking for his football career back

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We drafted Kirk Cousins effectively.

Also a drafted qb would get about 3 years, maybe less if he's too immature to put in the work.

The 49ers gave a 2nd for Jimmy G. who is much better than Carr, trust me Carr is a choker.

Jimmy G sucks

Darnold, Carr,Wentz,Minshew, Winston ... which one of these would you pick ?

Darnold, still on his rookie contract and was in a crap situation with the Jets. You could all so afford to draft one and groom to your liking.

If the best we can do is Carr, that's not a bad thing. He's put up some very productive seasons (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CarrDe02.htm). He can give you B level QB play and with this defense that could take us pretty far.

The window is opening, but we shouldn’t be irrational in getting a QB. Yes poor front office QB decisions lead us here, making another poor one does not help.

So here would be my perimeters in a trade...

1. Derek Carr does not get an extension. He is under contract at 20 mill for both 2021 and 2022...let him play it out and as we get to see if he is a fit. Do not Alex Smith where we are still reeling from an already poor trade.

2. Under no circumstances do you give A first round pick for Carr. He isn’t worth it.

We drafted Kirk Cousins effectively.

Also a drafted qb would get about 3 years, maybe less if he's too immature to put in the work.

How would Kirk have done without RGIII in front of him, would not sitting have hurt or helped him?

We drafted Kirk Cousins effectively.



Also a drafted qb would get about 3 years, maybe less if he's too immature to put in the work.We drafted KC as an afterthought and he is still a divisive topic. But the vikings after 3 years with KC finished with the same record as us with 4 qb's.

But let's play out the draft a qb scenario:
So we draft a qb or two this year. We give him 3 years. Meanwhile our awesome dline gets older and we let 2 go due to contract. And at the end of 3 years we realize we still suck at selecting qbs and have zero to show for our dline.

That is as likely a scenario as our FO hitting on a qb not picked in the top10. And if we are trading to get into the top 10, I am just as content trading for a qb with known NFL ability that our coaching staff thinks they can succeed with.

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The window is opening, but we shouldn’t be irrational in getting a QB. Yes poor front office QB decisions lead us here, making another poor one does not help.

So here would be my perimeters in a trade...

1. Derek Carr does not get an extension. He is under contract at 20 mill for both 2021 and 2022...let him play it out and as we get to see if he is a fit. Do not Alex Smith where we are still reeling from an already poor trade.

2. Under no circumstances do you give A first round pick for Carr. He isn’t worth it.

1. I wouldn't give him an extension right away either.

2. Someone would give up a first for him no question.

Who would give up a first? Indy? What’s our competition for Carr?

Darnold, Carr,Wentz,Minshew, Winston ... which one of these would you pick ?



The one i can try for a year and get rid of if he doesn’t pan out that doesn’t really cost us much. Wentz still intrigues me even though he had such an awful year.