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Originally Posted by ThirdEyeSquad28
We are currently playing with house money…there’s no better position for a team than to have a star qb on a friendly rookie contract…we can build a contender for the next decade…while reshaping and upgrading our defense. CB and pass rushers are priority.
How good can we be with how little we spent? That’s the beauty of JD5 elevating everyone’s play, there is no ceiling yet…we hit the lottery. Yes indeed
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I will continue to laugh at the few who do not believe you need a franchise QB for lasting success. I could never convince them that a franchise QB makes EVERYONE better, especially receivers. They would argue Mark Rypien or Joe Flacco and would not listen when I stated that during their run they PLAYED like franchise QBs. But once they reverted so did the team.
Everyone should know by now that trying to go on a run for title contention with an average QB and a loaded roster is just taking the long, hard route with very low odds, we just don't have a track record of too many teams doing this successfully. But we have seen a ton of teams with true franchise QBs stay in contention as long as they have that QB playing at that level.
We have this now. Barring injury there is just no way Jayden Daneis will not be a franchise QB, I predict he will be a star and a real difference maker. So getting back to your point we are in a great position to have a really good team by next year.