The Too Soon 2022 NFL Draft Thread

[Redskins247]

They cannot draft a QB with their first pick JUST because they need one, the last thing they need is another Ramsey, Campbell, or Haskins for crying out loud. Chances are they will have a top 10 pick, it needs to be a starter from day one...plenty of holes to fill so if there's a QB they love there then great, if not...pick the best player and move forward. I will bet they try to get another vet QB such as Derek Carr.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Redskins247

They cannot draft a QB with their first pick JUST because they need one, the last thing they need is another Ramsey, Campbell, or Haskins for crying out loud. Chances are they will have a top 10 pick, it needs to be a starter from day one...plenty of holes to fill so if there's a QB they love there then great, if not...pick the best player and move forward. I will bet they try to get another vet QB such as Derek Carr.

Why would Raiders give him up?

[Redskins247]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

Why would Raiders give him up?

I'm sure it will depend on how they finish this season...but that's just a hunch IMO. Always seemed they or maybe just Gruden wasn't sold on him. I could see him being in a similar situation as Stafford last offseason.