Not drafting a QB a mistake?

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Originally Posted by 30gut

I know right? I truly had no idea that people were this sensitive to the word 'mistake'.

For me a move doesn't have to do damage to be a mistake. Passing on player that the team could have used is a mistake right? And just because I disagree with a specific move or consider not addressing an area a mistake doesn't mean that I think its a big deal or I consider it a huge need.

Anyhow, I like our QBs, (from Griffin to Colt, yes Colt). I'm a big fan of Scott and I'm all about building the trenches. But from a team building perspective being that we're a WCO in year 2 of a new regime with a QB specialist HC who benched 2 QBs last year and having no QBs signed for 2016 it made sense to me to select a QB somewhere in this draft.

Then every draft every year is filled with mistakes.

I really don't get the point you are trying to convey. I think this is what your OP and basis for this thread is:

Given: the qb's we have on the roster before the draft aren't likely to be successful.
Belief: we should have used at least one pick on a qb in the draft.
Result: the fact that we didn't was a bad decision by those doing the drafting.

Is that right?