cconocool

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2781136-todd-haley-baker-mayfield-has-a-long-way-to-go-tyrod-taylor-leader-in-qb-race

Great. My line of reasoning too.

How so?

Would it be so crazy if the Browns didn't grab a QB? Grab two great players or one great prospects and trade down for more assets. Having a rookie QB isn't going to change the culture of the team and they are the most hit and miss prospects out there. They did trade for Tyrod Taylor and with support around him, he should make the team better. Or am I insane?

It would be interesting to look at exact figures. Does it hurt any team when a team is compensated for free agents lost with draft picks?

I suppose I would go at you like this. Have teams ever fallen apart after losing a coordinator?

Well, Gruden got traded for picks. But something like free agency compensation. 6th rounders. The team getting the coach wouldn't need to give up anything.

It seems like we frequently lose coordinators. I think teams should.

The picture quality is terrible. When watching the AFC games, it is tons better.

Seems like the injury bug is big again.

They signed Ridley?

Vikings have a surplus of receivers now. Treadwell interest anyone?

His value is at an all-time low in NO. He is still better than McKinnon and Errrmm. Or the bridges too far burned?