IF We Take A QB At #10...Who Do You Want?

[Lotus]

I don't want to take a QB at #10.

However, since the question demands such a scenario, I'd take Locker.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I don't want to take a QB at #10.

However, since the question demands such a scenario, I'd take Locker.

Nor I, but to make this poll a question a bit tougher I gave us limited options.

By the way, for those who are curious "Other" doesn't mean "Not a QB" You've got to pick a QB

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Nor I, but to make this poll a question a bit tougher I gave us limited options.

By the way, for those who are curious "Other" doesn't mean "Not a QB" You've got to pick a QB

Dalton in the second round, but we could probably get him or Ponder if we dropped into the third round with an extra pick after trading out of the 10th spot.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Dalton in the second round, but we could probably get him or Ponder if we dropped into the third round with an extra pick after trading out of the 10th spot.

Should have clarified and said you've got to pick a QB at 10

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Should have clarified and said you've got to pick a QB at 10

In that case Ill trade the 10th to pick Carson Palmer and Cincy's 2nd round pick.



lol fail

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Should have clarified and said you've got to pick a QB at 10

Of certain things, the Redskins can be clear—even if they can't get a front line, immediate starter, the Redskins still need to draft a quarterback. While Rex Grossman can be a short-term solution, the 'Skins have to think long term.

[juskins]

Cam Newton is too much of an unknown to run a NFL offensive formation. That is too much of a gamble at #10 and I would stay away from him. He might love the game but drop back passers are the way to go.

Cam will have to learn how to read defensives. He has to be quick enough to check down. He just does not have that going for him. Lastly, he must be QB smart. I see talent in him to escape the pressure, but that's not playing the position.

I like the sleeper in Andy Dalton. Please, no more Auburn QBs.

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by juskins

Cam Newton is too much of an unknown to run a NFL offensive formation. That is too much of a gamble at #10 and I would stay away from him. He might love the game but drop back passers are the way to go.

Cam will have to learn how to read defensives. He has to be quick enough to check down. He just does not have that going for him. Lastly, he must be QB smart. I see talent in him to escape the pressure, but that's not playing the position.

I like the sleeper in Andy Dalton. Please, no more Auburn QBs.

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[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by juskins

Cam Newton is too much of an unknown to run a NFL offensive formation. That is too much of a gamble at #10 and I would stay away from him. He might love the game but drop back passers are the way to go.

Cam will have to learn how to read defensives. He has to be quick enough to check down. He just does not have that going for him. Lastly, he must be QB smart. I see talent in him to escape the pressure, but that's not playing the position.

I like the sleeper in Andy Dalton. Please, no more Auburn QBs.

I've been high on Dalton for a while, guy is a winner and very underrated arm