The Too Soon 2022 NFL Draft Thread

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by jamf

Look at Kligsbury in AZ, guy stepped into the HC with first year Josh Rosen as QB. Rosen wasn’t a fit so he traded him for nothing and got Murray. They were 11-5 in a good division this year.

He didn't have anything to do with that. He joined AZ because they had the first pick in the draft and were going to pick Murray. He probably didn't even talk to Rosen. AZ GM Keim got lucky, he should have been fired after selecting a coach AND trading up for a QB both of whom were cut loose after just one year. He gets credit for creating a really bad team just when a top QB was available. Not justified

WFT problem has been one of timing. Have never been so bad that they were in a position to draft a Joe Burrow (But o so close), have been uncertain as to their position when in hindsight they should have taken QB (Haskins) or have had a draft without any genuine franchise QBs (this year). If there were any supposed franchise QBs this year Ron would still have to sell the farm from 11th to get one, with no certainty of whether the guy will work out (see Sam Darnold). It is basically a crap shoot where you don't get rid of a a proven QB unless you already have a better replacement (see Cousins, Kirk) which is why I would be stunned if Seattle traded Wilson or GB traded Rodgers