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AnonEmouse · 12-24-2023, 06:03 PM

I'd be OK with any of these 3 scenarios but with some caveats:

1) We trade up to #1 but with a reasonable deal, not selling the house. Draft Williams @1. Trading for #2 would cost nigh on as much but for a worse risk:reward ratio so that's a no from me. Besides only way we get a trade partner for #1 or 2 is if the Bears or Patriots end up with the 3rd pick. Both highly likely to pick QB right now, and highly likely to be picks 1 & 2.
2) We stand pat at #3 or 4 and draft BPA; Harrison, Alt or Fashanu. Prefer this option, then draft a QB if right guy is there in 2nd or 3rd round.
3) Trade back and draft a QB bottom of 1st. Get a 1st round QB and still have ammo to fill our needs.

Course, this all hinges on a good GM. We need to hit on 80-90% of our picks else we're same again next year. Plus we'd lose more of the fan base.

12-24-2023, 06:03 PM	#299
AnonEmouse Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: UK Age: 60 Posts: 2,893	Re: 2024 Early Bird Draft Thread I'd be OK with any of these 3 scenarios but with some caveats: 1) We trade up to #1 but with a reasonable deal, not selling the house. Draft Williams @1. Trading for #2 would cost nigh on as much but for a worse risk:reward ratio so that's a no from me. Besides only way we get a trade partner for #1 or 2 is if the Bears or Patriots end up with the 3rd pick. Both highly likely to pick QB right now, and highly likely to be picks 1 & 2. 2) We stand pat at #3 or 4 and draft BPA; Harrison, Alt or Fashanu. Prefer this option, then draft a QB if right guy is there in 2nd or 3rd round. 3) Trade back and draft a QB bottom of 1st. Get a 1st round QB and still have ammo to fill our needs. Course, this all hinges on a good GM. We need to hit on 80-90% of our picks else we're same again next year. Plus we'd lose more of the fan base.