Eight QBs and Where The Latest Rumors Have Them Going

[GTripp0012]

This article was written to remind you it is almost too easy to get useful draft information from Mike Holmgren. Though this isn't really breaking new ground now that it's been reported.

Browns focusing on five in the first round | ProFootballTalk

The biggest takeaway from this: that the Browns can get someone from that group for certain if they trade down from 4 to 6.

The Dolphins remain a wild card pending free agency, but I still think Griffin will be there at no. 4, and I doubt that the Dolphins can put together an offer that beats the Redskins offer if the Browns really want someone on that short list.

[Higskin]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

This article was written to remind you it is almost too easy to get useful draft information from Mike Holmgren. Though this isn't really breaking new ground now that it's been reported.

Browns focusing on five in the first round | ProFootballTalk

The biggest takeaway from this: that the Browns can get someone from that group for certain if they trade down from 4 to 6.

The Dolphins remain a wild card pending free agency, but I still think Griffin will be there at no. 4, and I doubt that the Dolphins can put together an offer that beats the Redskins offer if the Browns really want someone on that short list.

Everybody has Skins to #2 from #6 at something like 1st, 2nd and 4th this year. There's been a lot of talk about how out dated that JJ pick value chart has become because teams are only giving picks and not a kings ransom in contracts.

Knowing that, I think Miami could get aggressive if they wanted to.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Higskin

Everybody has Skins to #2 from #6 at something like 1st, 2nd and 4th this year. There's been a lot of talk about how out dated that JJ pick value chart has become because teams are only giving picks and not a kings ransom in contracts.

Knowing that, I think Miami could get aggressive if they wanted to.

I fully expect the Dolphins to price themselves out of RG3 in Free Agency though. Whether via Flynn or some other acquisition, I think they'll be more aggressive at QB in this market than the Redskins will, and be less QB starved when the draft rolls around.

I think the Redskins, Seahawks, and Browns will all play their QB situations more patiently.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

This article was written to remind you it is almost too easy to get useful draft information from Mike Holmgren. Though this isn't really breaking new ground now that it's been reported.

Browns focusing on five in the first round | ProFootballTalk

The biggest takeaway from this: that the Browns can get someone from that group for certain if they trade down from 4 to 6.

The Dolphins remain a wild card pending free agency, but I still think Griffin will be there at no. 4, and I doubt that the Dolphins can put together an offer that beats the Redskins offer if the Browns really want someone on that short list.

Personally I think not.

Christian Ponder Could Be Odd Man Out for Vikings

Last week, the rumors that Minnesota would entertain drafting Luck or Griffin, got some credibility, as Vikings GM Rick Spielman acknowledged it would be under consideration. To that I say, why wouldn’t it be? Sure it’s not what Christian Ponder wants to hear, but beyond that, the Vikings are stupid to not weigh all their options.

Many Vikings fans want to draft Justin Blackmon, which would give Ponder a clear number one option for years to come. This is definitely a realistic option, and should be under equal consideration. However, the most important position in the NFL is quarterback. Elite QB’s don’t just come around every year. The Vikings have a chance that presents itself to a franchise, maybe once every fifteen years

Report: Browns will try to draft RG3

According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer, there’s a really good chance that the Browns will attempt to trade up for the second overall pick in April’s draft, in order to get Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III.
“If the Browns determine at the Combine next week and maybe through one or two more visits that RGIII is their man, I don’t think they would hesitate to give up their No. 4 and their No. 22 to pull off this deal,” said Cabot. “… It’s almost a perfect match. I think at this point it’s very likely that could happen.”
The Browns will of course have to outbid the Washington Redskins for the second pick, since they’ve also been mentioned as team that’s looking to trade up for RGIII.. There’s no question though that the Browns have a lot more ammunition then the Redskins to make the trade happen.

I'm just saying as I've said in the past don't think just because we want RGIII that no one else will attempt to get him. Don't think that because each team above us from 1-5 has other needs besides QB ... don't think they are not thinking the same way you guys are ... that RGIII " solves our QB situation for the next 10+ years". I just have not seen that the Rams, Vikes, or Browns are satisfied with their QB situation and won't draft a QB. Yes they have several options to think about but if their coaching staff believes as some fans here do that RGIII is a once in a life time type of QB then expect them to make a run at drafting him also.

I just don't see the Skins being able to pick up RGIII and don't see him falling to them at #6. Trade back pick up more picks get the next best QB and WR to make a duo for the future.