The Burdened
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I feel the Colts would be a good landing spot for him.If the Jets land 1st overall and draft Lawrence. They would trade Darnold.
Darnold is good enough for the league and he is still enough. I think they could get a 2nd round pick for him.
And he has shown enough flashes and Gase simply killed all his confidence.Jets would be lucky to get a 2nd rounder for Darnold. He's really not that good and Gase has done a really good job at ruining his strengths which will tough for him to overcome unless he goes to a proven QB developer. They'll most likely get a mid round pick, maybe a 2nd if there's a bidding war but most teams know he has warts and that the Jets have to get rid of him if they get the #1 pick. It all affects his value.
I could see the thinking on the bengals and dolphins trading it away, but if I’m the giants, he’s definitely an upgrade over Jones, no?I’d imagine the Giants, Bengals, and Dolphins would all trade the pick should they happen to get it. WFT, Jets, Jaguars, and Falcons would all take him. I predict he goes to one of the latter 3 teams, either by them landing the pick or trading for it.
I just have a very hard time seeing a team spend 2 top 10 picks on quarterbacks in a 3 year span. Especially when the first doesn't look like an outright bust.I could see the thinking on the bengals and dolphins trading it away, but if I’m the giants, he’s definitely an upgrade over Jones, no?
Even the Jets.I just have a very hard time seeing a team spend 2 top 10 picks on quarterbacks in a 3 year span. Especially when the first doesn't look like an outright bust.
Andrew Luck was more of a given to go 1OV in the draft he was in than Peyton Manning was.
The change in coach and scheme was a bigger factorI think guys like Josh Rosen show teams are willing to cut/trade 1st round QBs if they get a chance at drafting a QB they like better especially if they're bringing in a new coaching staff and front office. Granted Rosen has looked pretty bad in his small amount of opportunities and he was drafted slightly lower but he was still a pretty high 1st round pick.
But yeah, it'd be peak Giants/Jets for them to pass on a guy like Trevor Lawrence because they already sunk a high cost into inferior QBs like Jones and Darnold.
Like Peyton Luck would have been the first pick if he come out after year 3 out of HS. Peyton could have been a Jet while Luck could have been a Panther.Peyton would have been #1 with roller skates in '97, there was no other QB to contend with him at the top of the draft the way there was in '98 when you had Leaf with all the 'measurables'. Problem was Parcells skirted around whether he'd have taken him (he would have, but didn't want to run afoul of the NFL even more after the contract snafu in NE so he was purposefully vague to the Mannings) so that influenced the decision to stay in school
It was a big factor but giving up on the 10th overall pick (especially a QB) in just 1 season was still pretty much unthinkable even a few years ago and now nobody cares.The change in coach and scheme was a bigger factor
Bengals would trade the pick for a king's ransom, I think.
They are still 1 and 1/2 games ahead of the Jets. A massive gap with how putrid and poorly coached NYJ is. Jets schedule is absolutely brutal too. The Bengals don't play the Jets for those wondering.
I can’t see the jets winning 2 games to pass the bengals and don’t see Cincy losing all of their remaining games either.Bengals trade the hypothetical pick 100%. Burrow isn't the reason they suck, it's a pitiful offensive line, depleted defense and lack of elite playmakers. But they're a playoff contender compared to the Jets.
But, unfortunately for Washington, it currently is one of several teams firmly in the mix for the No.1 pick. Through six weeks of the NFL season, there are an incredible 10 teams that have one win or fewer.
And of those 10 clubs, a good fraction of them will likely be in the quarterback market should their seasons continue on the trajectory they're on. Besides Washington, the Jets, Giants, Jaguars, and maybe even the Falcons or Vikings, could all be looking to select a signal-caller in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
I can’t see the jets winning 2 games to pass the bengals and don’t see Cincy losing all of their remaining games either.
but if Cincy is in position to draft Fields or Lance they should move the pick for extra picks or picks and an OL upgrade.