Hurricane Marv

GET DARNOLD

gimme an ugly QB any day. moles, missing teeth, gin blossoms, whatever. Brady's the exception, the rest of the greats look like ****.

What coverage are you all watching? On CBS News now because they're streaming online, but hoping to jump elsewhere when it all starts

I mean she's no Suzy Kolber

Haha there's always one. Just the other day some romeo on here was calling Katherine Webb a "7 at best"...

I'm on board for trading anything and everything for Darnold, Rosen, or Mayfield. If they're gone, then I hope we chill and don't panic.

If Mayfield goes first and we're dealing with a scenario of trading everything for Josh Allen at #5, then I'd prefer this far more boring but practical approach.

Yeah, a loving family and a sense of humor is setting off alarms for me too.

He'll be the 4th target in KC. What a complete waste. I find him just annoying at this point.

Can you really even call a 37th overall pick a "bust" after one season? I just feel like it doesn't work, it's too dramatic for the pick. He can be "disappointing", or "not the answer" at this point but "bust" should be reserved for top-10 picks after a single season. A 37th pick doesn't really become a bust until they completely fade into obscurity as far as I'm concerned. So it's way too early to call him a bust, got it. I agree.

Yeah I don't mean to rain on anybody's parade sorry, I just have to imagine that simply due to training advancements, supplementation, exercise science etc. that a strong arm in 2018 is just completely beyond a strong arm in 1970.

Are we really going to act like Rodgers, Stafford, Favre, George, etc. aren't even close to some relatively obscure guy that old-timers know? C'mon...

Yeah my bad, one of those posts where the minute I submitted I knew I was wrong. Still kind of prefer White.

The illustrious DeShone Kizer or Davis Webb? The three QBs even worth looking at were already taken. And then we took Peterman. Makes me think that just hanging at #12 instead of trading up may really be the best option. Also just realizing that this was likely sarcasm, my bad, long night

I'm really happy about the awful moves that the rest of the AFC East is making. It's like a fantasy football draft with three guys that haven't watched football in two years. Jeremy Hill? Cordarrelle Patterson? Frank Gore? Now Terrelle Pryor? Is Reggie Cobb available? None of these teams have made an offensive splash this off-season, if we can get a single game changer in addition to Shady we'd have the upper hand.

Tre White is a force. I questioned the pick at first but warmed up to it pretty quickly. A cornerstone pick for this franchise, potentially one of our best ever.

Neither in my opinion - agree with Mayfield, otherwise Barkley

I mean, you're certainly entitled to that opinion, but as of right now it's likely very wrong.

Dude. He's going in the first round. Look anywhere if you need evidence of this.

Uh what? Not my choice either but he's just about top-5 lock right now. The OP isn't the only one projecting him as #1 right now, the buzz seemingly increased even more this week.

If it's his first start ever and it's historically awful? Yes. Your examples aren't really comparable.

I think this is the issue, because this is what we need, but are there any real speed options left?

Our secondary was great last year. I could care less about Darby.

I get the point of the thread and don't disagree, but nobody should be willing to anoint Blake Bortles as an acceptable starting QB after one season of very mediocre play. My point is that our QB situation is terrible, but many of these other QB situations in the league are far from ideal. It's not a stretch at all to think that even McCarron could join the ranks of the painfully average Bortles/McCown/Bradford/Tyrod tier.