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Many keep asking this "Who is better out there right now" but that really isnt the issue. Who can we get that in a year or three can be that QB who can take us where we want to go and that is a Superbowl and win? Who is out there who can become our Franchise QB.

 

We do NOT, have to do a rebuild with a rookie QB. We will improve on Defense just by McDermott's coaching and system. We have the #1 running game which, with out Taylor, might drop to 3rd? So what if it drops to 7th or 8th?

 

We have tried to retool with backup QB's and pass them off as franchise guys for 20 years, take a step back to possibly leap forward. And if the guy in this draft isn't it, keep drafting. It is past time to implement this and start trying to find our Franchise QB, and Tyrod Taylor is NOT it.

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Keep Tyrod and draft a QB in the first round. That's what i would do

That would really undermine Tyrod. It'd be a clear indication that he's just an expensive bridge and it'd make it known that he is not in the team's long term plans. It'd be better to just find a cheaper bridge QB and draft away at the position.

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So the take here demanding a new thread is that:

 

1. Tyrod is not the guy.

 

2. The guy may be in the draft.

 

3.) But that guy may not make an immediate impact.

 

4.) So therefore keep drafting QBs until we find the guy.

 

5.) But in the meantime, cut Tyrod because he's not the guy, even though the guy is not immediately apparent.

 

6.) And there's no way we can continue with Tyrod while on a parallel track bringing up a drafted QB?

 

Dazzling take, really well done.

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So the take here demanding a new thread is that:

 

1. Tyrod is not the guy.

 

2. The guy may be in the draft.

 

3.) But that guy may not make an immediate impact.

 

4.) So therefore keep drafting QBs until we find the guy.

 

5.) But in the meantime, cut Tyrod because he's not the guy, even though the guy is not immediately apparent.

 

6.) And there's no way we can continue with Tyrod while on a parallel track bringing up a drafted QB?

 

Dazzling take, really well done.

 

Ha Ha Ha - Well, since you put it that way...

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So the take here demanding a new thread is that:

 

1. Tyrod is not the guy.

 

2. The guy may be in the draft.

 

3.) But that guy may not make an immediate impact.

 

4.) So therefore keep drafting QBs until we find the guy.

 

5.) But in the meantime, cut Tyrod because he's not the guy, even though the guy is not immediately apparent.

 

6.) And there's no way we can continue with Tyrod while on a parallel track bringing up a drafted QB?

 

Dazzling take, really well done.

How did Tyrod "Developing" Under a probowl QB on a team that went to and won a superbowl work out? Just draft the kid and play him.

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Many keep asking this "Who is better out there right now" but that really isnt the issue. Who can we get that in a year or three can be that QB who can take us where we want to go and that is a Superbowl and win? Who is out there who can become our Franchise QB.

 

We do NOT, have to do a rebuild with a rookie QB. We will improve on Defense just by McDermott's coaching and system. We have the #1 running game which, with out Taylor, might drop to 3rd? So what if it drops to 7th or 8th?

 

We have tried to retool with backup QB's and pass them off as franchise guys for 20 years, take a step back to possibly leap forward. And if the guy in this draft isn't it, keep drafting. It is past time to implement this and start trying to find our Franchise QB, and Tyrod Taylor is NOT it.

the problem with all of this

 

That player might not be available right now that can do what your looking for......we just dont know....this team is 15 years in he tank of not making the playoffs and we actually have a good player at the QB position.....the reality is that NONE of these qbs may end up being better then the player you want to let go.

 

Teams are already sitting out there waiting to see if we are stupid enough to let a starting caliber qb go and replace him with a lottery ticket

That would really undermine Tyrod. It'd be a clear indication that he's just an expensive bridge and it'd make it known that he is not in the team's long term plans. It'd be better to just find a cheaper bridge QB and draft away at the position.

I dont care if it undermines him...its the right thing to do.

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How did Tyrod "Developing" Under a probowl QB on a team that went to and won a superbowl work out? Just draft the kid and play him.

 

Oh, that's a perfectly valid point, one made many times on this board. Which further underscores the utter lack of need for a new thread on the same topic.

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That would really undermine Tyrod. It'd be a clear indication that he's just an expensive bridge and it'd make it known that he is not in the team's long term plans. It'd be better to just find a cheaper bridge QB and draft away at the position.

Undermine? Then he isn't strong enough to be a starter...

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I don't know if this message board is different than BBMB, but if it's not about who's better right now, you seem to be telling me that it's not going to be all fire and brimstone if we have a QB who just sucks for a year or two as he starts his NFL career.

 

You also seem to be of the opinion that Taylor won't get any better.

 

Why can't we keep Taylor while also looking for the guy you want down the road? Why not hedge our bets?

 

That way if Taylor does get better and proves to be a franchise guy, maybe we have a young guy we can trade later.

 

Or if he doesn't or gets worse, we can bench him and cut him or trade him within the next couple years and start the young guy.

 

 

Why one or the other?

 

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I don't know if this message board is different than BBMB, but if it's not about who's better right now, you seem to be telling me that it's not going to be all fire and brimstone if we have a QB who just sucks for a year or two as he starts his NFL career.

 

You also seem to be of the opinion that Taylor won't get any better.

 

Why can't we keep Taylor while also looking for the guy you want down the road? Why not hedge our bets?

 

That way if Taylor does get better and proves to be a franchise guy, maybe we have a young guy we can trade later.

 

Or if he doesn't or gets worse, we can bench him and cut him or trade him within the next couple years and start the young guy.

 

 

Why one or the other?

 

 

Because 8-8ville is AIDS stacked on Cancer wrapped in Herpes, that's why.

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That would really undermine Tyrod. It'd be a clear indication that he's just an expensive bridge and it'd make it known that he is not in the team's long term plans. It'd be better to just find a cheaper bridge QB and draft away at the position.

I see your point. But you can never have too many QBS. I don't think anyone said it didnt work when the chargers drafted rivers when they had brees, or the packers drafted Rodgers when they had favre. You can't worry about hurting feelings for the QB in my opinion, got to do whats best for your team. And I would prefer having a descent tyrod and a good young gun, instead of a unproven cardale jones

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That would really undermine Tyrod. It'd be a clear indication that he's just an expensive bridge and it'd make it known that he is not in the team's long term plans. It'd be better to just find a cheaper bridge QB and draft away at the position.

 

But who cares? He'd be under contract and he'd have every opportunity to still prove he should be the guy.

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