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Originally Posted by themorey

The weak QB class will only inflate the value of someone like Foles. I don't see why the Eagles would trade him for a 3rd or 4th when they are paying him peanuts (in relation to NFL QBs).

Eagles signed QB Dennis Dixon. He's got familiarity with what offense they're gonna try implementing out there. Salary-wise, he should also be cheap.

Foles as 3rd-stringer or mid-round pick? I think every team would jump at the chance to unload 3rd string QB for mid-rounder. Of course this whole logic is built around Dennis Dixon being the preferred backup by their HC. If it's really an open competition for starting & backup QB then I'd expect Eagles to sit on Foles until training camp is nearly over & then try to trade him for 2014 mid-rounder (If Dixon beats him out for backup QB).

[DirtySanchez]

Originally Posted by Br4dw4y5ux

They aren't going to get Bridgewater next year unless a miracle happens because he's going to a 2 win team and the Jets aren't going to be anywhere near that level. 4 or 5 wins is the floor and I think they're going to be better than that.

They aren't going to get Manziel in 2015 for the same reasons.

Do you think if RG3 continues to be successful in the NFL that teams might be more willing to give up a kings ransom to get a top QB?

[Harpua]

Originally Posted by DirtySanchez

Do you think if RG3 continues to be successful in the NFL that teams might be more willing to give up a kings ransom to get a top QB?

What does RG3 have to do with it? teams have been willing to do anything for years to go after the top flight QB's. Most often though, teams in position to draft the top end QB prospect are there becasue they need one as well and are unwilling to trade.

[Zach]

Originally Posted by NFL

Don't get me hyped about having all those picks in the first three rounds where this draft is stacked on.

Jets will probably trade up instead.

That's a certainty if that fucknut T-Bomb was running the show.

I am holding my hope for Idzik.

[Br4dw4y5ux]

Originally Posted by DirtySanchez

Do you think if RG3 continues to be successful in the NFL that teams might be more willing to give up a kings ransom to get a top QB?

Originally Posted by Harpua

What does RG3 have to do with it? teams have been willing to do anything for years to go after the top flight QB's. Most often though, teams in position to draft the top end QB prospect are there becasue they need one as well and are unwilling to trade.

It's possible RG3 will end the trend of taking running QB's up high in the 1st round. He's a great player and worth every pick spent on him - right up until the point his knees go for good.

I'm thinking with QB's being the most valuable position on the field that what you really want is a guy who you can design a great protection and passing scheme around to minimize the hits he takes and the plays where he is vulnerable in the open field.

Sanchez has absolutely had the crap beat out of him over the last 4 years, a lot of it on him because he wasn't very smart about protecting himself in the first two years and a lot on the Jets because they put him in harm's way a lot during the last two.

[GreenWhiteandGold]

Excuse my ignornance when it comes to the draft but we dont get to
see a hugh amount of college ball over here. But would anybody
be willing to take a chance on Marcus Lattimore in the 2nd? Thats
obv based on the assumption that he wont now go in round 1.
If he falls far enough is there logic in taking him and putting him
away to recover then if he does work out we have a real running
threat and the ball is no longer in the air. Is the risk worth the reward?
or am i making no sense?

[Zach]

Originally Posted by GreenWhiteandGold

Excuse my ignornance when it comes to the draft but we dont get to
see a hugh amount of college ball over here. But would anybody
be willing to take a chance on Marcus Lattimore in the 2nd? Thats
obv based on the assumption that he wont now go in round 1.
If he falls far enough is there logic in taking him and putting him
away to recover then if he does work out we have a real running
threat and the ball is no longer in the air. Is the risk worth the reward?
or am i making no sense?

I believe he's projected to go very low, especially with that horrible injury.