QB talent in the NFL

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  • mixxum
    Registered User
    • Mar 2006
    • 163

    QB talent in the NFL

    It seems like there is a possibility that the talent of the QB could be headed in an upword trend. With a strong QB draft class upcoming in 2014 as well as some surprising play from some young QB's this season, the QB talent in the NFL might very well be high for several years to come. Hell even Geno looks like if he was not on the Jets he would have a chance. Also I just watched an undrafted rookie play very very well, (not Tuel), Keenum seems like he has the stuff. Only one game I know, but he sure does like to sling it down field. I feel like he would have had a better half with out his head coach collapsing during half time. Then there is Nick "Bung Hole" Foles, I mean who'd a thunk it. Really 7 TD's.

    So I'm trying to get to a point. The Bills are 3-6. Played tough in each game, (defense is really good). Hell I think that with just a little better QB play they could have won the chiefs game. I think we all know that. Im worried that when draft day comes the Bills could be in an opportunity to take a more talented QB with their first pick. Then they don't take that QB, they take a CB.

    OK, so let me get this right, when the Bills draft next year, if the best QB available in round one grades out "Significantly" better than EJ3, should the bills take him?

    With the way the season is going we could lose some more close games and finish 4-12 and have the 5th pick. We are a better team then that. It could happen.
  • YardRat
    Well, lookie here...
    • Dec 2004
    • 86296

    #2
    Re: QB talent in the NFL

    With the way the rules have changed over the years, just about anybody can be a 'franchise' QB for a season, or a few games. It isn't unusual anymore for a rookie to come in and be able to contribute, immediately. I miss the old days, when a team actually had to groom a QB for a couple of years before handing over the keys. We put the team on EJ's shoulders, lets give him a couple of seasons and see what he can be.

    I doubt very much we take a corner in the first this off season, we still need olinemen more than anything (although I will admit that unit played a damn good game yesterday, with 200+ yards rushing and zero sacks)
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    • X-Era
      What this generation tolerates, the next generation will embrace
      • Feb 2005
      • 27670

      #3
      Re: QB talent in the NFL

      Originally posted by YardRat View Post
      With the way the rules have changed over the years, just about anybody can be a 'franchise' QB for a season, or a few games. It isn't unusual anymore for a rookie to come in and be able to contribute, immediately. I miss the old days, when a team actually had to groom a QB for a couple of years before handing over the keys. We put the team on EJ's shoulders, lets give him a couple of seasons and see what he can be.

      I doubt very much we take a corner in the first this off season, we still need olinemen more than anything (although I will admit that unit played a damn good game yesterday, with 200+ yards rushing and zero sacks)
      Agree I don't see a CB in the 1st.

      Pears got beat bad on one play. With our top 15-10 pick I could see a OT although I'd rather see if Hairston can take the job when he gets back.

      LG is a huge need but there isn't anyone that high in the draft in my opinion.

      Which kind of opens up where we could go... TE, OLB, WR, S may be considerations.

      Not everyone sees WR as a need but I do. Stevie is great in teh slot and Robert Woods is solid. So who's our other outside starting WR? Neither Graham nor Goodwin is adequate for me.

      Right now I like Khalil Mack, Marqise Lee, Sammy Watkins, and Eric Ebron possibly Sefarian-Jenkins
      Last edited by X-Era; 11-04-2013, 06:13 AM.

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      • TacklingDummy
        Unreachable Douche
        • Jul 2002
        • 71725

        #4
        Re: QB talent in the NFL

        Only in Buffalo do we say the 30th ranked defense is really good.

        24th in Points allowed per game.
        Last edited by TacklingDummy; 11-04-2013, 06:52 AM.

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        • RedEyE
          Registered User
          • Jul 2002
          • 24661

          #5
          Re: QB talent in the NFL

          Originally posted by TacklingDummy View Post
          Only in Buffalo do we say the 30th ranked defense is really good.

          24th in Points allowed per game.
          The line is pretty darn good. The linebackers aren't horrendous. But the secondary leaves a little to be desired. Some of that is due to injury.

          Regardless, yesterday had nothing to do with the defense.

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          • imbondz
            Democrats are people too
            • Jan 2003
            • 26041

            #6
            Re: QB talent in the NFL

            My feeling is that we literally draft a QB every year until we hit the jackpot. With rookie salaries capped, and QB the most important position why not. Were starting a practice squad QB. It's crazy. If no reasonably good QB falls to us in the draft then no. But in general, draft a QB every year until we truly find our franchise QB.
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