The Sam Howell Thread

[AnonEmouse]

Is it worth pointing out that usually if a new GM/HC comes in, they're often inclined to get their own QB because the incumbent is average or poor? How often has a HC come into a job where they've inherited a good or even great QB, and turfed them out for 'their guy'?

[rocnrik]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Is it worth pointing out that usually if a new GM/HC comes in, they're often inclined to get their own QB because the incumbent is average or poor? How often has a HC come into a job where they've inherited a good or even great QB, and turfed them out for 'their guy'?

You are correct.. However what we have is a Head coach who has been searching for 4 years to find a Qb .. he let the team erode and made so many bad roster decisions that now that Sam is here he is on his way out .. I’m sure Ron wishes he had Sam his first year .. there are a lot of coaches who will like the fact that Sam has allready played a full year in the league .. I’m all about if the TOP can’t miss guy falls to us in a top 5 pick getting him .. I am all against trading up and use assets we need to get someone .. how about letting a team with nobody trade up with us and we land a haul .. like another first rounder and second rounder to drop down a few spots … we could get better really quick!