wawaman wrote: » I'll qualify this by saying i know it wont happen and i dont know much about the QB's in this years draft. But playing devils advocate would you trade Eli to a QB needy team (ie Miami), play Webb for the remainder to see what he is made of? If he has something - great, if not draft a QB with a top 5 pick.
KrustyUCC wrote: » Yes it is certainly not ideal scenario for Webb to succeed As youy say laying behind one of the worst OLines in the NFL, with no running game and no wide receivers is not the best basis for an organisational decision of this gravitas. However we are in the running for picking a 'top' QB in the draft next year Something that makes or breaks franchises We got it right with Eli. Webb cost a third round pick so we need to see something from him this year. Even though we are crap at 3rd round picking that is a big pick to give up on in just a year
KrustyUCC wrote: » I suppose we do need to look at all options However if there is a better QB sitting there than Webb I think there will be a serious conversation about drafting him I like the idea of not trade out of it and look at upgrading all the other areas where we need help - OL / LB / FS / DE however Jerry Reach has never made a trade in the first round in his 10 years as GM Did ye see his pres conference last night? Comical Ali would have done a better job than him
letowski wrote: » Just a passing question guys but if you are on the clock next spring in the draft and Saquan Barkley is on the board, would ye take him if, say, there is still a highly talented QB on the board, or trade back and get picks, restructure o-line? I'm a colt and I reckon our positions on the board will be close.
Knex. wrote: » 100% I'd want to go with Barkley.Flowers has actually been fine at LT this year, first game or two aside. Pugh is a stud and Richburg is good but unlucky with injuries this year and last. Jerry has regressed at RG. Fluker came in against the Broncos and was excellent, but injured for Seahawks. Interested in seeing how he does for the rest of the year. We could have a serviceable RG on our hands. RT is woeful - Bobby Hart. The Broncos game we played Pugh there, who's normally our LG, and Pugh was excellent. He's played both tackle spots before but Giants think he can be a Pro Bowl guard. I tend to agree. If we can invest a high 2nd round in a RT, or even acquire something there in the offseason, then I'm all aboard the Barkley train. I know nothing of the OL in next year's draft as of yet though, nor the free agents tbh.
krustydoyle wrote: » I'm away this weekend so won't see a thing. Keeping an eye on the score on the app
Ohmeha wrote: The score on the app will be painful enough to look at the way it's going