|
Post by BigRedFan on Apr 7, 2024 19:33:04 GMT -7
Kurt Warner with the Cardinals had Fitz, Bouldin, James and Breaston. Warner will always be the greatest Cardinal QB for getting the team to the Super Bowl and giving his team just 2:42 left in the game to defend it's first chance at a Lombardi trophy.
Palmer signing and Arians hire were great to pump fresh air into the franchise which staled under Whisenhunt after Warner's retirement. Palmer was excellent and universally respected as a team leader in the locker room. Remember tho' Arians called the plays. Great pocket awareness and a great accurate thrower of the football. Palmer, imo, the 2nd best QB to don a Cardinal uniform.
Kyler with no question in my mind is the most talented drafted QB this franchise has ever had. Developed?? Not with the head coach Keim and Bidwill elected to hire in 2019. Kingsbury's tenure stunted (forgive the pun) the growth of K1, imho. KK devised an offense which basically excluded the future HOF'er Larry Fitzgerald. Murray was basically teaching KK's college offense to the skill players his rookie year. To bring a rookie QB and basically say "you're in charge but run my plays." is a recipe for disaster. Murray's situation was awful for his first 4 years. It's better now. NFL coaches and coordinators under a new eco-system are developing him four years later. Most importantly? We fans saw the little, if any respect Murray had for KK in their side line blow up when it came to a head.
That outburst showed me that Kingsbury lost all favor with Murray and I'm speculating here, but with other key offensive players. I doubt we see any Murray sideline antics under this new coaching regime. Kingsbury had no business ever being an NFL head coach and Murray's NFL development has suffered under his tenure.
Still 2019 Offensive ROY award, 2 Pro Bowl selections and one embarrassing playoff loss which imo, was no more embarrassing than Carson Palmer's NFC Championship performance against Carolina. Yes, I know.. I know. Palmer got the Cardinals to the NFC Championship game.
I still have faith in Kyler and the Cardinal's going into '24-'25 season.
|
|
|
Post by Redbirdfan62 on Apr 7, 2024 20:33:07 GMT -7
Look, no QB has it all. The GOAT and Manning couldn’t run worth squat. Kyler is the best QB we’ve had since the Warner unexpected blessing, who was supposed to be a backup for Leinart. He’s better than Jake the Snake and Palmer. First five years for Palmer: 15,100 yards passing, 64% completion rate, avg 7.3 yards/attempt, 109 TDs, 67 INTs, 108 sacks, 163 rush yard. First five years for Kyler: 15,647 yards passing, 66.6% completion rate, avg 7 yards/attempt, 120 TDs, 46 INTs, 149 sacks, 2,448 rush yards (at 5.8 yards/attpt!) It’s not even close. Murray’s only weakness vs Palmer is sacks, but that’s more than made up for in TD:INT ratio and rushing ability. BTW…Warner first five years? 14,000 passing yards, 66.6% completion rate, avg 8.1 yards/attpt, 103 TDs, 64 INTs, 108 sacks, 202 rushing yards. Super similar to Palmer’s first five. Be patient with our now only 26 yr old QB. Get him two more receiving weapons including a legit WR1. Upgrade the Oline’s pass protection without sacrificing the run blocking they achieved once Kyler returned, especially when he became more adept under center. The offense will be more than fine. OUR DEFENSE IS OUR ISSUE!!! DH, thank you for the all-CAPs + 3 exclamation points. Defense wins Championships. Let's hope Monti gets it too. Defenses did in the past not nearly like they use tothough.
|
|
|
Post by Redbirdfan62 on Apr 7, 2024 20:34:33 GMT -7
I am going to try and bring a different perspective on this topic -- first and foremost, I was the poster the first week KM1 was drafted who stated the Cards could only have 1 receiver less than 6'1" tall yet SK kept making mistakes for 3 yrs (with help of K2) and defying physics to getting smallish receivers for a small QB. When SK got him a 6'4" receiver and despite K2 having the lowest offensive sets with receivers in motion pre-snap and the fact DHop ran 97% of his route tree between the left hash and sideline ... KM1 in 1st 2 yrs of DHop was a top 5 MVP candidate for the first 8-9 games of those 2 seasons. Then each year the offense took and incredible tumble the last 7 games. Reasons which were searched for as to cause my Cardinals fan centered on either 1) K2's offense developed new plays each off-season which worked but once there was tape by DC's, K2 never had a counter set of plays or 2) KM1's decreased QBR in 2nd half was due to the new Call of Duty games always being released around beginning of November and KM1 was not studying film while playing too much "COD." So enter 2024 with a full training camp for KM1 and these positive developments from those years with SK and K2 running the offense and selecting offensive players - - Petzing is a better play called than K2.
- Petzing's offense with KM1 under center incorporating play action passes with rollouts - major plus IMO.
- Drafting of hopefully MHJ (at #5) and Pearsall, Corley, Polk, Burton, Tez Walker, Brenden Rice - much better overall WR room assuming MHJ is a Cardinal.
- Better OL and run game
- Trey McBride - top 3-4 TE in the NFL especially as Kittle/Kelce are reaching "the end."
- KM1 trust and respect of JG/DP over K2
- JG/DP have already got KM1 out of the bad habit (some scouts worried that Caleb Williams does this too much) of trying to get out of the pocket too soon and when he does to go out the "BACK" side causing sacks to be 15-18 yd losses ... instead of stepping up and escaping out the front or sides.
I want to remind Cardinal fans that in 2023, the Cardinals had more regular season wins vs. playoff teams than the KC Chiefs - ruminate on that fact for awhile !!!
I want to show Cardinal fans that it is possible relative to other top 10 QB's that maybe KM1's contract is not as big an albatross for 2024 and especially 2025 + ... IF under Petzing this year, KM1 proves once and for all he is the franchise QB. QB Name | CAP - 2024 | CAP - 2025 | CAP - 2026 |
| CAP - 2027 | CAP - 2028 | CAP - 2029 | Murray, Kyler | $49,118,177 | $43,535,000 | $53,260,677 |
| $43,535,000 | $46,357,360 | UFA | Allen, Josh | $30,356, 281 | $43,231, 281 | $63,939,000 |
| $56,959,000 | $48,229,595 | UFA | Mahomes, P. | $37,008,269 | $66,258,269 | $68,664,888 |
| $64,814,888 | $32,575,000 | $34,975,000 | Hurts, Jalen | $13,558,800 | $21,769,800 | $31,771,800 |
| $41,832,800 | $47,149,000 | VOID - $97,553,000 | Stafford, M | $49,500,000 | $50,500,000 | $49,500,000 |
| Retired ? | Retired ?
| Retired ?
| Burrow, Joe | $29,714,982 | $46,250,000 | $48,250,000 |
| $52,250,000 | $53,500,000 | $57,539,018 | Jackson, Lamar | $32,400,000 | $43,650,000 | $74,650,000 |
| $74,650,000 | VOID - $12,5M | VOID - $4.5M | Herbert, Justin | $19,345,675 | $37,345,675 | $46,345,675 |
| $58,345,675 | $71,121,300 | $59,500,000 |
Remember for the important years for Cardinals assuming the 2024 draft is as successful as Card fans hope - KM1's 2025 - 2027 can be lowered by using some of the 2024 "excess" cap to reposition some of the bonuses from future year (lower those years cap) to 2024. Of course during the season, KM1 will need to prove he "is the man" in order for Monti to consider. QB's Dak Prescott - Jared Goff - Brock Purdy - Trevor Lawrence - Tua Tagovailoa - Jordan Love will all be new members of the $50M+/APY club. This is why KM1 having a high cap in 2023 & 2024 was okay because the Cards were not going to be going for the NFC West title; however, KM1 having a manageable cap # for 2025 - 2028 will setup Monti with plenty of flexibility coupled with good drafts to bring Cardinal fans multiple NFC West titles and maybe even SB appearances ?
Love your research and analysis. Keep it up! We are sitting on $30 mil 2024 cap for some reason… I hope they are working on a splash play for a proven player.
|
|
|
Post by CardSunsCard on Apr 8, 2024 10:33:47 GMT -7
Look, no QB has it all. The GOAT and Manning couldn’t run worth squat. Kyler is the best QB we’ve had since the Warner unexpected blessing, who was supposed to be a backup for Leinart. He’s better than Jake the Snake and Palmer. First five years for Palmer: 15,100 yards passing, 64% completion rate, avg 7.3 yards/attempt, 109 TDs, 67 INTs, 108 sacks, 163 rush yard. First five years for Kyler: 15,647 yards passing, 66.6% completion rate, avg 7 yards/attempt, 120 TDs, 46 INTs, 149 sacks, 2,448 rush yards (at 5.8 yards/attpt!) It’s not even close. Murray’s only weakness vs Palmer is sacks, but that’s more than made up for in TD:INT ratio and rushing ability. BTW…Warner first five years? 14,000 passing yards, 66.6% completion rate, avg 8.1 yards/attpt, 103 TDs, 64 INTs, 108 sacks, 202 rushing yards. Super similar to Palmer’s first five. Be patient with our now only 26 yr old QB. Get him two more receiving weapons including a legit WR1. Upgrade the Oline’s pass protection without sacrificing the run blocking they achieved once Kyler returned, especially when he became more adept under center. The offense will be more than fine. OUR DEFENSE IS OUR ISSUE!!! Since so many think I can't stand Kyler, I'm going to clarify based on your thoughts. I to believe Kyler is BETTER than Jake the Snake. When Jake was here, so many loved him for his comebacks, but his decisions are the reason we had to play from behind so often. Dude dug so many holes. He never should have been seen as stellar just because he played better in the 4th quarters. Had he not dug so many early holes we'd have been in the playoffs more often. That being said, no one should compare today's QBs with older QBs who played during a time period where refs didn't handicap defensive backs. Today's QBs, all of them, are going to produce 30% more offense due to rule changes. So are the WR's. Not to mention 17 game schedules. It's not just yardage mind you, but the TD/int ratios today should be much better. And they are. Across the board. The better way of measuring talent is to compare current QBs to other current QBs. And their relative standing around the league. For example. How did Palmer/Warner compare to their league contemporaries... relatively speaking. Were they in the top-3 of the league? Top 7? Now do the same for Kyler? Take the relative positioning of Kyler vs. todays guys, and where does he stack up against Palmer/Warner vs. guys who also played during their time period. I haven't looked up the answer but I'd love to see what someone else finds...
|
|
|
Post by knobby on Apr 8, 2024 22:30:59 GMT -7
WHAT IF - - - -
When draft pick #4 comes up and one or two of the top QBs
remain undrafted... and our brain trust has rated one of them
as having "IT" and almost a sure bet for QBOTF, then...
Money invested and guaranteed in KM as our sole option aside,
Is it too early to pay so high a QB insurance premium in case KM is hurt again or does not perform well enough this year to be
relied upon for the long term?
Would we be remiss to pass up the chance to draft the next legendary QB now, when odds are our future draft spots will be lower?
Or will we trade down for picks and hope for good luck?
Ridiculous to consider, or playing it smart?
This draft could have unpredictable surprises ...
IMHO
|
|
|
Post by Dry Heat on Apr 8, 2024 22:50:52 GMT -7
WHAT IF - - - -
When draft pick #4 comes up and one or two of the top QBs
remain undrafted... and our brain trust has rated one of them
as having "IT" and almost a sure bet for QBOTF, then...
Money invested and guaranteed in KM as our sole option aside,
Is it too early to pay so high a QB insurance premium in case KM is hurt again or does not perform well enough this year to be
relied upon for the long term?
Would we be to pass up the chance to draft the next legendary QB now, when odds are our future draft spots will be lower?
Or will we trade down for picks and hope for good luck?
Ridiculous to consider, or playing it smart?
This draft could have unpredictable surprises ...
IMHO
I still thought if Bo Nix is still there at #35 we should strongly think about pulling the trigger. But then we went and got our QB2 competition for Tune in FA. Lately there is talk of Maye possibly being there at #4. Gosh I don’t know. Wouldn’t make Murray very happy would it? Maye is a completely different style of QB.
|
|
|
Post by End Zone on Apr 9, 2024 5:02:20 GMT -7
I want a decent rookie QB to be on the board at #4. Monti has to trade down w/ the NYG and cash in.
|
|
|
Post by CardsFanQC on Apr 9, 2024 5:12:01 GMT -7
WHAT IF - - - -
When draft pick #4 comes up and one or two of the top QBs
remain undrafted... and our brain trust has rated one of them
as having "IT" and almost a sure bet for QBOTF, then...
Money invested and guaranteed in KM as our sole option aside,
Is it too early to pay so high a QB insurance premium in case KM is hurt again or does not perform well enough this year to be
relied upon for the long term?
Would we be to pass up the chance to draft the next legendary QB now, when odds are our future draft spots will be lower?
Or will we trade down for picks and hope for good luck?
Ridiculous to consider, or playing it smart?
This draft could have unpredictable surprises ...
IMHO
I still thought if Bo Nix is still there at #35 we should strongly think about pulling the trigger. But then we went and got our QB2 competition for Tune in FA. Lately there is talk of Maye possibly being there at #4. Gosh I don’t know. Wouldn’t make Murray very happy would it? Maye is a completely different style of QB. DH -- you are correct that the new rumor is the Pats GM favors McCarthy over Drake Maye. If Drake Maye is available at #4, Vikings FANS will be more accepting of their team giving up 2025 1st rounder and maybe another 2025 mid-rounder. Also, I think Drake Maye at #4 heightens interest in the Giants and Broncos to move up. Trading with the Giants is peaking my interest a bit because (even before I read this today - see below), I do believe the Chargers could go Joe Alt or Nabers rather than MHJ at #5 allowing for Monti to do a deal with Giants and still get MHJ. From today's WF -- they have a draft stock up/stock down and the first player they mention whose stock is up is Malik Nabers and this is what they said: "Throughout the league, the feeling of Nabers being a better prospect than Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is gaining more followers. Teams think you can’t go wrong with either player, but Nabers was very impressive at his pro-day workout. Nabers has elite speed and explosive playmaking ability that has some thinking he could be one of the top receivers in the NFL. Nabers looks like a lock to go in the top six and is in the running to be the first non-quarterback taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. I have him as the second-rated player for the draft in my latest 2024 NFL Draft Big Board."
DH - Note that your favorite receiver for the Cardinals in early Rd #3 is listed with a Stock UP !! 2 Weeks before Draft - Draft Stock going Up or Down ?
|
|
|
Post by CardSunsCard on Apr 9, 2024 6:17:34 GMT -7
I still thought if Bo Nix is still there at #35 we should strongly think about pulling the trigger. But then we went and got our QB2 competition for Tune in FA. Lately there is talk of Maye possibly being there at #4. Gosh I don’t know. Wouldn’t make Murray very happy would it? Maye is a completely different style of QB. DH -- you are correct that the new rumor is the Pats GM favors McCarthy over Drake Maye. If Drake Maye is available at #4, Vikings FANS will be more accepting of their team giving up 2025 1st rounder and maybe another 2025 mid-rounder. Also, I think Drake Maye at #4 heightens interest in the Giants and Broncos to move up. Trading with the Giants is peaking my interest a bit because (even before I read this today - see below), I do believe the Chargers could go Joe Alt or Nabers rather than MHJ at #5 allowing for Monti to do a deal with Giants and still get MHJ. From today's WF -- they have a draft stock up/stock down and the first player they mention whose stock is up is Malik Nabers and this is what they said: "Throughout the league, the feeling of Nabers being a better prospect than Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is gaining more followers. Teams think you can’t go wrong with either player, but Nabers was very impressive at his pro-day workout. Nabers has elite speed and explosive playmaking ability that has some thinking he could be one of the top receivers in the NFL. Nabers looks like a lock to go in the top six and is in the running to be the first non-quarterback taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. I have him as the second-rated player for the draft in my latest 2024 NFL Draft Big Board."
DH - Note that your favorite receiver for the Cardinals in early Rd #3 is listed with a Stock UP !! 2 Weeks before Draft - Draft Stock going Up or Down ?
It would be hilarious if Nabors ended up the best WR in this class and we passed on him all because we feel we are forced to take the taller WRs due to Kyler's limitations. I've talked at length about how we keep drafting to cover Kyler's shortcomings instead of just going BPA. Put another way, if Jefferson was coming out of college this year, we'd have passed on him at WR based on the logic many have tossed out about Kyler needing giant WRs.
|
|
|
Post by Dry Heat on Apr 9, 2024 10:33:45 GMT -7
DH -- you are correct that the new rumor is the Pats GM favors McCarthy over Drake Maye. If Drake Maye is available at #4, Vikings FANS will be more accepting of their team giving up 2025 1st rounder and maybe another 2025 mid-rounder. Also, I think Drake Maye at #4 heightens interest in the Giants and Broncos to move up. Trading with the Giants is peaking my interest a bit because (even before I read this today - see below), I do believe the Chargers could go Joe Alt or Nabers rather than MHJ at #5 allowing for Monti to do a deal with Giants and still get MHJ. From today's WF -- they have a draft stock up/stock down and the first player they mention whose stock is up is Malik Nabers and this is what they said: "Throughout the league, the feeling of Nabers being a better prospect than Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is gaining more followers. Teams think you can’t go wrong with either player, but Nabers was very impressive at his pro-day workout. Nabers has elite speed and explosive playmaking ability that has some thinking he could be one of the top receivers in the NFL. Nabers looks like a lock to go in the top six and is in the running to be the first non-quarterback taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. I have him as the second-rated player for the draft in my latest 2024 NFL Draft Big Board."
DH - Note that your favorite receiver for the Cardinals in early Rd #3 is listed with a Stock UP !! 2 Weeks before Draft - Draft Stock going Up or Down ?
It would be hilarious if Nabors ended up the best WR in this class and we passed on him all because we feel we are forced to take the taller WRs due to Kyler's limitations. I've talked at length about how we keep drafting to cover Kyler's shortcomings instead of just going BPA. Put another way, if Jefferson was coming out of college this year, we'd have passed on him at WR based on the logic many have tossed out about Kyler needing giant WRs. Jefferson was the FIFTH WR taken in his draft, at pick #22, and is a prime example of why we should be doing our own due diligence on the top WR’s and not following the media herd. I’ve said before I think Nabers is the best overall receiver coming out of college and I also think Odunze may well end up the best of them all. Also, I don’t think you go wrong picking any of the three, but Odunze and his ability to succeed as elite in every read, left, right or middle…deep, middle or short…and his superior 50-50 ball win rate makes him the best fit for our offense.
|
|
|
Post by Dry Heat on Apr 9, 2024 10:38:57 GMT -7
I still thought if Bo Nix is still there at #35 we should strongly think about pulling the trigger. But then we went and got our QB2 competition for Tune in FA. Lately there is talk of Maye possibly being there at #4. Gosh I don’t know. Wouldn’t make Murray very happy would it? Maye is a completely different style of QB. DH -- you are correct that the new rumor is the Pats GM favors McCarthy over Drake Maye. If Drake Maye is available at #4, Vikings FANS will be more accepting of their team giving up 2025 1st rounder and maybe another 2025 mid-rounder. Also, I think Drake Maye at #4 heightens interest in the Giants and Broncos to move up. Trading with the Giants is peaking my interest a bit because (even before I read this today - see below), I do believe the Chargers could go Joe Alt or Nabers rather than MHJ at #5 allowing for Monti to do a deal with Giants and still get MHJ. From today's WF -- they have a draft stock up/stock down and the first player they mention whose stock is up is Malik Nabers and this is what they said: "Throughout the league, the feeling of Nabers being a better prospect than Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is gaining more followers. Teams think you can’t go wrong with either player, but Nabers was very impressive at his pro-day workout. Nabers has elite speed and explosive playmaking ability that has some thinking he could be one of the top receivers in the NFL. Nabers looks like a lock to go in the top six and is in the running to be the first non-quarterback taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. I have him as the second-rated player for the draft in my latest 2024 NFL Draft Big Board."
DH - Note that your favorite receiver for the Cardinals in early Rd #3 is listed with a Stock UP !! 2 Weeks before Draft - Draft Stock going Up or Down ?
Darn, I want Corley so badly on this team. Looks like it will take a second rounder to get him now. Maybe we swing the Giants trade, pick up their #47, land MHJ (or Odunze) and Corley and have Fitz/Boldin 2.0 type magic. I swear Corley only fell in the draft because there are so many awesome WR’s over 6’ and he’s 5’-11”. But he’s better than half of them and scrappier than all but one. (My guy Odunze 🤣)
|
|
|
Post by jeffcardinalfan on Apr 10, 2024 7:03:38 GMT -7
WHAT IF - - - -
When draft pick #4 comes up and one or two of the top QBs
remain undrafted... and our brain trust has rated one of them
as having "IT" and almost a sure bet for QBOTF, then...
Money invested and guaranteed in KM as our sole option aside,
Is it too early to pay so high a QB insurance premium in case KM is hurt again or does not perform well enough this year to be
relied upon for the long term?
Would we be remiss to pass up the chance to draft the next legendary QB now, when odds are our future draft spots will be lower?
Or will we trade down for picks and hope for good luck?
Ridiculous to consider, or playing it smart?
This draft could have unpredictable surprises ...
IMHO
well yeah if we knew which one of these quarterbacks would go to the Hall of Fame eventually then surely would draft him. Just let us know when you figure out which one it is. Personally I don't care for any of them except McCarthy
|
|
|
Post by Redbirdfan62 on Apr 10, 2024 8:51:22 GMT -7
DH -- you are correct that the new rumor is the Pats GM favors McCarthy over Drake Maye. If Drake Maye is available at #4, Vikings FANS will be more accepting of their team giving up 2025 1st rounder and maybe another 2025 mid-rounder. Also, I think Drake Maye at #4 heightens interest in the Giants and Broncos to move up. Trading with the Giants is peaking my interest a bit because (even before I read this today - see below), I do believe the Chargers could go Joe Alt or Nabers rather than MHJ at #5 allowing for Monti to do a deal with Giants and still get MHJ. From today's WF -- they have a draft stock up/stock down and the first player they mention whose stock is up is Malik Nabers and this is what they said: "Throughout the league, the feeling of Nabers being a better prospect than Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is gaining more followers. Teams think you can’t go wrong with either player, but Nabers was very impressive at his pro-day workout. Nabers has elite speed and explosive playmaking ability that has some thinking he could be one of the top receivers in the NFL. Nabers looks like a lock to go in the top six and is in the running to be the first non-quarterback taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. I have him as the second-rated player for the draft in my latest 2024 NFL Draft Big Board."
DH - Note that your favorite receiver for the Cardinals in early Rd #3 is listed with a Stock UP !! 2 Weeks before Draft - Draft Stock going Up or Down ?
It would be hilarious if Nabors ended up the best WR in this class and we passed on him all because we feel we are forced to take the taller WRs due to Kyler's limitations. I've talked at length about how we keep drafting to cover Kyler's shortcomings instead of just going BPA. Put another way, if Jefferson was coming out of college this year, we'd have passed on him at WR based on the logic many have tossed out about Kyler needing giant WRs. Why would that be funny ? Looking at MHJ it he looks to be the BPA thats from many different observations. First thing Nabers needs to fix is letting defenders into him where they can stick to him. Can he be taught out of that bad habit of the shoulder dip and any other shortcoming that is yet to be seen, then we can consider him as good as MHJ because MHJ has no weakness in his game. That is overthinking it draft someone that you think could be special now that was the Keim way right ?
|
|
|
Post by Redbirdfan62 on Apr 10, 2024 9:04:02 GMT -7
It would be hilarious if Nabors ended up the best WR in this class and we passed on him all because we feel we are forced to take the taller WRs due to Kyler's limitations. I've talked at length about how we keep drafting to cover Kyler's shortcomings instead of just going BPA. Put another way, if Jefferson was coming out of college this year, we'd have passed on him at WR based on the logic many have tossed out about Kyler needing giant WRs. Jefferson was the FIFTH WR taken in his draft, at pick #22, and is a prime example of why we should be doing our own due diligence on the top WR’s and not following the media herd. I’ve said before I think Nabers is the best overall receiver coming out of college and I also think Odunze may well end up the best of them all. Also, I don’t think you go wrong picking any of the three, but Odunze and his ability to succeed as elite in every read, left, right or middle…deep, middle or short…and his superior 50-50 ball win rate makes him the best fit for our offense. Just because it happened in the past doesn't mean it will happen in this case.You should only draft buy your evaulations Their evaluations will tell you if they think it is ok to draft later so you can trade down or draft another player either way they will be judged by their choices.If their decisions don't make the cardinals better then we as fans and them making the decision will pay if they were wrong. It is simply what will be best for the Cardinals, that is all it is about right now.
|
|
|
Post by Redbirdfan62 on Apr 10, 2024 9:10:38 GMT -7
WHAT IF - - - - When draft pick #4 comes up and one or two of the top QBs
remain undrafted... and our brain trust has rated one of them
as having "IT" and almost a sure bet for QBOTF, then...
Money invested and guaranteed in KM as our sole option aside,
Is it too early to pay so high a QB insurance premium in case KM is hurt again or does not perform well enough this year to be
relied upon for the long term? Would we be remiss to pass up the chance to draft the next legendary QB now, when odds are our future draft spots will be lower?
Or will we trade down for picks and hope for good luck?
Ridiculous to consider, or playing it smart?
This draft could have unpredictable surprises ... IMHO
well yeah if we knew which one of these quarterbacks would go to the Hall of Fame eventually then surely would draft him. Just let us know when you figure out which one it is. Personally I don't care for any of them except McCarthy You like a guy that wasn't asked to do much at the college level , Are teams really gonna send so many picks on that and what is it about him that you like more then the guy's rated above him ? he right now has been hyped so much he had better be better then he was in college. If someone pulls the trigger for this guy someone I think loses their job.
|
|