The Too Soon 2022 NFL Draft Thread

[AnonEmouse]

My thinking goes like this...

1) If the talent evaluation says there isn't an at least potential franchise QB when we're picking, sign an interim starter in FA.
2) If 1) and we can't get our interim starter in FA, do a reasonable trade for someone like Carr (assuming he/they are available).
3) If we can't do 1 or 2, then draft the best QB available when we pick IF they are rated within 2-3 spots of our pick. DON'T TRADE UP OR REACH. *
4) If all the above fails draft a QB in the lower rounds on the BPA principle. DON'T TRADE UP OR REACH. *
*If nothing else, we have a young backup to TH, if not a surprise starter.
5) Unless we draft a diamond in the rough through the above, do everything within our power to grab one of the top 2 QB's in '23.

I'm hoping based on RR's form to date, we'll go with option 1 or 2 then 5. We can then draft for immediate need elsewhere in this draft (LB, FS...) and get our franchise QB in '23. I'm really hoping someone locks Danny 'accidentally' in a maintenance room on draft day.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

I'm really hoping someone locks Danny 'accidentally' in a maintenance room on draft day.

We all do. That's the key to the WFT drafting a franchise QB.

[SFREDSKIN]

I like Jordan Reid (the scout) and what he has to say.

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