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Originally Posted by Dirtbag59
Unfortunately though people have to realize that drafting a QB as a means of upgrading the position is a one step backward two steps forward type deal unless the QB's name is Andrew Luck and we are not touching Andrew Luck. I'm seeing a lot of people that think it would be an instant upgrade when in all liklihood it would not be (part of the reason I've always been in sort of a hurry to draft a QB).
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People do that for every position. They are simply are not trained to think it terms of
probabilities of success. Mike Shanahan is no fool. Drafting a QB is a
commitment with a certain degree of
risk. If you're going to take one, you better be confident you scouted him out right or else you're better off getting some stars for other positions on your team.
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