As a GM you are looking for a QB and you have the first pick in the 2014 draft. Washington offers you Robert Griffin for the #1 pick. Would you make the trade?
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No way in hell. The guy is an injury machine. But HOU needs a QB and I don't have any better suggestions.Comment -
I've been rolling this one around in my mind. Any chance Cutler enters the conversation? Just spit balling here.Comment -
Why in the hell would Houston flip the #1 pick for RGIII and his sketchy knee? If they're intent on landing a quarterback with the top pick, then it's either Johnny Football or Bridgewater, not damaged goods coming off a massive sophomore slump.
But they might just take Clowney, and address the qb situation by some other means.Comment -
Teddy is an excellent qb prospect , no way id pass on him. What free agent qbs are outthere now anyhow that can actually carry a team? Not many if any.Comment -
I wouldn't touch RG3 with a first round pick, let alone a first overall pick. Give me Bridgewater, and I wasn't 100% on him till about a week ago. I'd also rather have Carr, Bortles, and Manziel over RG3 at this point.Comment -
trade the pick and get more picks or bolster your roster with other players. there is no qb that will change your team worth the number #1 pick. clowney is good but its the same bullshitt as the other guy they got, now he is gone. you do not win with number #1 picks, you win with a strong team top to bottom, and smart coaching staff, and a qb that chooses not to throw pick sixes.Comment -
Just got a tweet:
Texans owner willing to trade out of number 1 to get a qb plus a defensive playerComment -
Guy had excellent talent around him and played a shit schedule.
The NFL is all about consistency. You need to basically throw 2TD 1INT or better per week. Yeah he played a few good games but his schedule was shit.
ESPN keeps pumping his 31TD and 4INT. OK, what about a D2 QB with D1 talent that throws for 50TD and 2 INT, would you say he's better?Comment
