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Originally Posted by Schneed10
Nothing wrong with taking risks, as long as they're calculated. The odds just don't stack up in Griffin's favor.
Fine line between bravery and stupidity.
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I really can't think of a top QB who came into the draft with anything close to Griffin's character, work ethic and production who didn't work out. But again, people apparently want to cling to this notion that all QBs in the draft come out as some kind of dice roll, so I guess these are the "odds" we are supposed to make all our decisions by.
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Originally Posted by Schneed10
And to this point, this line of thinking could not possibly be more shortsighted. You cannot make a QB decision like this in a vacuum.
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Frankly, yes you can. There is no single facet that comes anywhere close to predicting a team's success than the quality of their QB. In most divisions, you can rank the QBs and then go to the standings and find that you just ranked where they finished the season. If you can find a franchise QB for the next decade plus, you do it. To bypass it to draft a RT and MLB (to use the example of earlier) while farting around with the twilight of Peyton Manning's career would be the epitome of shortsightedness.
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Originally Posted by Schneed10
Again, I'm leaving cap room out of the equation because we're nowhere near the limit. It's not even a constraint for the Redskins.
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And again, that is just hogwash. There are always ways to spend your cap dollars. Just because that disputes your argument doesn't mean you can wish it away.