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Quote from: brownelvis54 on Today at 03:44:15 PMThe QB

obviously but you don't draft Rome Odunze for 5 yard outs and currently we haven't seen a qb on the roster throw at a high level or volume. A #1 wr won't solve our problems.

Quote from: AZGiantFan on Today at 03:54:47 PMTo listen to the talk around here, we are already going into the draft QB hungry.  I hope Schoen doesn't see it that way.

Never shop hungry

Quote from: TONKA56 on Today at 10:37:30 AMEventually it's unavoidable, unless you're willing to go into the draft or free agent pool with an obvious glaring need. Grocery shopping hungry comes with its own set of challenges. 

To listen to the talk around here, we are already going into the draft QB hungry.  I hope Schoen doesn't see it that way.

Quote from: Trench on Today at 01:21:49 AMMighty if u are comparing or asking me would I take Herbert over Jones in terms of elevating the team then the answer is a resounding YES!....its not even close.

Too many still believe (after what 5 years) this guy is the next coming....the same people will be up in arms when (after Thursday)
 we draft a new QB and he doesn't have great success before year 3.

MARK MY WORDS PLEASE

Maybe a better question would be how good would Herbert be with a horrific OL, no elite receivers, and three years of cluster flop, unstable coaching?

Quote from: Jclayton92 on Today at 03:29:01 PMWho is going to get the ball to Rome?

The QB

Quote from: T200 on Today at 08:13:52 AMAcknowledging up front that none of us have a crystal ball, what, in your estimation, is Jones's ceiling if he had one elite receiver and a "reasonably competent OL"? Specifically, top 10? Top 5? What's he averaging (yards, TDs, INTs, completion %) over a three-year period with that type of support?

Just curious.

Personally, I see a 5-10% bump above his '22 stats.

Top ten

Quote from: Jclayton92 on Today at 03:29:01 PMWho is going to get the ball to Rome?

Jones or Lock

Quote from: spiderblue43 on Today at 01:53:41 PMThey need a great boundary receiver..go up..get it talent. Odunze is an obvious choice

They do for sure.  I am not sure it has to be a 6'2" or 6'3" size WR.  Remember Hakeem Nicks was only 6'0" and OBJ was only 5'11" and they played X.  Both could as you said "go up and get it."  Odunze is logical for sure.  So is Brian Thomas.

Malik Nabers has the hands and explosiveness to go up to get it.  My question continues to be with him is how much of his LSU production was from the X as opposed to the slot?  I read in multiple places he played slot 50% of the time.  If his production was 70% out of only 50% from the slot, that would not be a good fact.

Quote from: spiderblue43 on Today at 12:19:51 PMno..take Rome...please..no trade up.

Who is going to get the ball to Rome?