I'm also of the belief that if Stafford went into this off season allowed to fish for other offers like he did last offseason the offers would be way higher than they were last year.
Which QB should the Rams draft in the 1st Round next year?
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I'm also of the belief that if Stafford went into this off season allowed to fish for other offers like he did last offseason the offers would be way higher than they were last year.
Matthew Stafford has earned the right to have NEITHER of the 2026 1st Round picks used on a Quarterback. This is reliant of course on a tacit agreement between player and team that he plans to play AT LEAST 2 more seasons after this one. 3 kicks at can (all in) 2025-2027 Seasons at the end of Active Hall of Famers Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams careers, with of course burgeoning Hall of Famer and current Best Receiver in Football Puka Nacua.
Earned the right for the Rams to not have a succession plan? In what world does that make sense?
As i went on to state, only makes sense if he's playing 2-3 more years. If we Draft a Quarterback in Round 1 this Draft thats fine. They BETTER be right about him though. If they Draft a QB for the SAKE of Drafting one and dont hit thats awful.
They need a succession plan and the longer a guy sits, the more he learns from Stafford.
Take a guy in the 1st round, you've got the 5th year to fall back on.
Agreed 100%
I will say that a QB fortunate enough to learn from Stafford/McVay for a year or 2 will be a much more prepared for success QB than any QB being drafted that year
I'd be fine with this strategy with one caveat. As Merlin states above, "when you are in those twilight QB years, the end can come suddenly and unexpectedly."
For this reason, I would focus on moving down with one of the 1st-round picks, aiming to acquire 2027 draft capital. They need to be armed with additional draft capital every year until they find the QBotF.
And what i also should have stated
Completely agree, and im hearing that 2027 (led by Arch) is the better QB crop than 2026 anyway.
Since the Cowboys are in the business of trading away high picks maybe we can trade Byron Young for their 2, 1sts next year, lol. They got their DTs, Clark and Williams, CBs, ILB, and just need a 15+ sack edge rusher. I think Jerry has onset dementia and might just do it. With 4 1st rounders we would get any QB McVay wants. Not really being too serious here by the way but wouldn't it be great?
Worse than Cal’s when Goff played there? I haven’t watched a lick. Just asking.
Rated last in the SEC and bottom 5 in the power conferences. With a QB as athletic and mobile as Sellers, and he does have his faults, he's been sacked as many times already this season as he was all of last year. And the team fired their OC. It's not pretty watching them block.
Not a Fan of drafting a QB,at least this season.Here is a least of 3.
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I hate the way Nico throws. He’s a 6’6 guy whose arm angle for throws is like he’s 5’6. Learn to throw right and utilize the height to your advantage.
An occasional side arm when scrambling or the situation presents that as an opportunity is fine. Not 100% of the time.
An occasional side arm when scrambling or the situation presents that as an opportunity is fine. Not 100% of the time.
Stud tackle, trade our 1st for a 2027 first and a 2026 third (or 4th), take a CB with our second pick.
I'd like to see them take a flyer on somebody like Altmeyer in the later rounds.
As it stands now the picks are:
1st (Atl)
1st
2nd
3rd
(no 4th)
5th (Tenn, should be near the top of the 5th)
5th
6th (Houston)
6th
7th (Baltimore)
7th (DRob comp)
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