Danny Kelly
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Right. I think you're right. I think the Tom Brady element here is what makes me feel
Right. I think you're right. I think the Tom Brady element here is what makes me feel
feel that it's more possible I think if it was up to Carroll completely which I don't know exactly how the decision making is being made in that building to be honest but if it was purely up to Carroll I think everything we've seen on his record is let's build up the team let's build up the franchise get good offensive linemen get good weapons and then you drop a quarterback into the system that's exactly what he did
feel that it's more possible I think if it was up to Carroll completely which I don't know exactly how the decision making is being made in that building to be honest but if it was purely up to Carroll I think everything we've seen on his record is let's build up the team let's build up the franchise get good offensive linemen get good weapons and then you drop a quarterback into the system that's exactly what he did
feel that it's more possible I think if it was up to Carroll completely which I don't know exactly how the decision making is being made in that building to be honest but if it was purely up to Carroll I think everything we've seen on his record is let's build up the team let's build up the franchise get good offensive linemen get good weapons and then you drop a quarterback into the system that's exactly what he did
and tried to do with Seattle, that he talked about it constantly. It's like the number one job of a GM and a coach is to make life easy on the quarterback. That is the number one priority. So drafting a rookie in the first year of your regime doesn't make sense to me. But if the plan is to let him sit a year or two,
and tried to do with Seattle, that he talked about it constantly. It's like the number one job of a GM and a coach is to make life easy on the quarterback. That is the number one priority. So drafting a rookie in the first year of your regime doesn't make sense to me. But if the plan is to let him sit a year or two,
and tried to do with Seattle, that he talked about it constantly. It's like the number one job of a GM and a coach is to make life easy on the quarterback. That is the number one priority. So drafting a rookie in the first year of your regime doesn't make sense to me. But if the plan is to let him sit a year or two,
Then I think you can make that argument and maybe Tom Brady loves Shitter enough to kind of step in and overrule. But I think right now it makes more sense for the Raiders to take like an offensive lineman or a defensive lineman, something to build up the trenches and get this team ready where you can drop a young quarterback in eventually like two years down the line.
Then I think you can make that argument and maybe Tom Brady loves Shitter enough to kind of step in and overrule. But I think right now it makes more sense for the Raiders to take like an offensive lineman or a defensive lineman, something to build up the trenches and get this team ready where you can drop a young quarterback in eventually like two years down the line.
Then I think you can make that argument and maybe Tom Brady loves Shitter enough to kind of step in and overrule. But I think right now it makes more sense for the Raiders to take like an offensive lineman or a defensive lineman, something to build up the trenches and get this team ready where you can drop a young quarterback in eventually like two years down the line.
I mean, I think, yeah, it would the top three teams need quarterbacks. This is, you know, you traditionally see teams get a little bit desperate for the quarterback position. I think if in a vacuum, you probably wouldn't put Ward and Schroeder as top three picks, you know, types of guys that you would give that type of grade to. But the NFL is desperate for quarterbacks.
I mean, I think, yeah, it would the top three teams need quarterbacks. This is, you know, you traditionally see teams get a little bit desperate for the quarterback position. I think if in a vacuum, you probably wouldn't put Ward and Schroeder as top three picks, you know, types of guys that you would give that type of grade to. But the NFL is desperate for quarterbacks.
I mean, I think, yeah, it would the top three teams need quarterbacks. This is, you know, you traditionally see teams get a little bit desperate for the quarterback position. I think if in a vacuum, you probably wouldn't put Ward and Schroeder as top three picks, you know, types of guys that you would give that type of grade to. But the NFL is desperate for quarterbacks.
You need to you need a quarterback. So I don't know if I would say I wouldn't be surprised if they go in the top three, but it wouldn't be shocking at the same time if they if they both go top three.
You need to you need a quarterback. So I don't know if I would say I wouldn't be surprised if they go in the top three, but it wouldn't be shocking at the same time if they if they both go top three.
You need to you need a quarterback. So I don't know if I would say I wouldn't be surprised if they go in the top three, but it wouldn't be shocking at the same time if they if they both go top three.
Yeah, it's desperation. It just doesn't work in the draft. I think you just take a good player, take a player that you know is going, and this is what the Eagles do every year. This is the reason we always give the Eagles good grades in these draft grades is that they just end up taking good players regardless of where they're needed or where their need is.
Yeah, it's desperation. It just doesn't work in the draft. I think you just take a good player, take a player that you know is going, and this is what the Eagles do every year. This is the reason we always give the Eagles good grades in these draft grades is that they just end up taking good players regardless of where they're needed or where their need is.
Yeah, it's desperation. It just doesn't work in the draft. I think you just take a good player, take a player that you know is going, and this is what the Eagles do every year. This is the reason we always give the Eagles good grades in these draft grades is that they just end up taking good players regardless of where they're needed or where their need is.