Why is it always worst case with you guys when trying to look at how they could finally have a franchise qb. It's like you're all permanently broken.
Why is it always best case scenario for you guys?
Even with the rosiest assumptions the best you can say is that it's a coin flip percentage that you'll actually pick a franchise QB with your high first round choice if that's your choice, the actual success rate is probably a lot lower. Whereas if you took MJH Jr. then I think it's safe to say the chances he busts are much, much lower than whatever QB you pick at the same spot. Having an elite WR around can also turn a 'meh' QB into a really good QB.
Look, I have no objections if you want to spend the 1.01 on a QB. But at a bare minimum, if you argue for that choice you should also:
(A) Be honest and at the same time acknowledge how much more risky that approach is than trading down, and
(B) Acknowledge that trading the 1.01 isn't a bad option either. It's not like having several chances to potentially draft guys who have a good chance to be a Pro Bowl offensive line, WR, or defensive players is a terrible thing. Even with the benefit of hindsight you might have instead picked a "franchise QB" instead. With the draft being a crapshoot anyway, it's not a bad mindset that it's an odds game; you do better with more first round picks, than having one pick at 1.01 or another Top 3 pick or whatnot.