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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Alex Effect - 2019 Draft
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I can understand if the team just falls off the cliff, but that hasn't happened. Think about this: - The core of the current defense is likely to come back next year. - Guice will come back next year. - You can get better receivers next year through the draft or see how some of the current young receivers work out. - You can draft a project QB and see what happens. I just don't think any FA QB can come in and be successful, as people want it, right away. Granted, this could all change if Alex decides to hang it up.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UNITED STATES
Age: 39
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Re: Alex Effect - 2019 Draft
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Join Date: May 2015
Location: Virginia
Posts: 319
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Re: Alex Effect - 2019 Draft
Why are so many NFL fans expecting QB's to play lights out or you want them cut? There aren't 32 "lights-out" QB's available. That's just the reality of football. We have a strong defense that could carry a team, a potentially strong 2019 running game, and some talent at WR. You don't have to have an elite QB to go far. I love watching Brady and Rodgers etc. but I'd rather improve the team and have a Colt McCoy just doing his job than be where Green Bay is with an elite QB but no team around him. This isn't a panic time yet. I have no worries with Colt at QB as long as we have a long term plan in place like bringing in or drafting a new QB of the future. To be honest, this is exactly where I wanted to be at the start of '17. Should've traded Cousins for a #1 and let Colt play last year and draft a QB for '18.
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