Cousins Saga 4.0. Is he done in DC?

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

Rosen and Darnold declared for the draft today.Time to move on from KC and draft a QB. There should be a decent QB available in the first round. The key is can the Redskins figure out who it is ?

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/...nkings/2018/QB

plus Allen from Wyoming

Sweet, I'm looking forward to the 3 year qb grooming period bringing in a rookie will take before he actually becomes good.

[Irrefutable]

Originally Posted by mooby

Sweet, I'm looking forward to the 3 year qb grooming period bringing in a rookie will take before he actually becomes good.

In the good old days that was true. However, now a day there are 1st and 2nd year QBs leading teams into the play-offs. The Redskins need a good GM more than anything else. They have squandered to many draft choices, money on free-agents, and contracts on their players.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

In the good old days that was true. However, now a day there are 1st and 2nd year QBs leading teams into the play-offs. The Redskins need a good GM more than anything else. They have squandered to many draft choices, money on free-agents, and contracts on their players.

How many of those first year flash-in-the-pans built upon it their second year and their third year? I'll admit it's easier for coaches to tailor game plans that make their rookie qb's succeed these days, but it doesn't always translate to bigger and better things in their later years. The kind of qb Kirk is now, aka the stay-in-the-pocket, go through your progressions while still having solid pocket awareness to make things happen when the pocket collapses, kinda guy that he is, those style qb's take at least a couple years to mold.