Breathing deeply, also.I've picked up Brisset where I can. Guessing rivers retires and he gets at least a year.
Deep breath.
The problem with Tyrod is that he's a play away from getting Wally Pipped by anyone, not just Herbert. I know advanced stats tend to see him as an average quarterback, but I have serious doubts.Not sure how long he’s signed for, but maybe Tyrod Taylor - who got Wally Pipped.
Who does that leave the Cowboys with? They can franchise Dak again, if I'm not mistaken. I don't doubt for a moment they will.I think Indy takes Dak or Wentz.
It depends on their draft. If Dak is not healed and the Cowboys end up in a spot to draft Wilson, I think they would. In that case Indy would be a perfect fit for Dak.Who does that leave the Cowboys with? They can franchise Dak again, if I'm not mistaken. I don't doubt for a moment they will.
Fair enough. They're looking like they're going to be in a position to do so, as of now. I doubt Cincinnati and LAC draft another QB given the performance of their current rookies (Burrow obviously extensively hurt) so there's that. Looks like Jets, Jags, Cinci, LAC, then Dallas in that order. For now.It depends on their draft. If Dak is not healed and the Cowboys end up in a spot to draft Wilson, I think they would. In that case Indy would be a perfect fit for Dak.
They’ll need to make a decision (franchise or sign long-term) on Dak well before the draft. Only way they draft a QB early IMO is if they bypass both options. As Rock above said, I fully expect them to franchise him.It depends on their draft. If Dak is not healed and the Cowboys end up in a spot to draft Wilson, I think they would. In that case Indy would be a perfect fit for Dak.
The second franchise tag will cost them $37 million, and this season has shown they have a lot of holes to address. Doesn't seem to be a wise choice, but Jerry Jones is still calling the shots, so I expect them to do that. Or they could trade for Stafford.They’ll need to make a decision (franchise or sign long-term) on Dak well before the draft. Only way they draft a QB early IMO is if they bypass both options. As Rock above said, I fully expect them to franchise him.
Two people have. I did. "Winston" is Jameis Winston, for all intents and purposes.Fitzmagic won't be on the Dolphins next year, but I'm not sure where he lands.
Nobody has mentioned Jameis Winston yet.
Is this true? Haven't heard anything about Eason this year really but have him in a SF league and was curious if he'd shown anything in practice this season.Jacob Eason
He's beloved by that organization, same with Brissett. Rivers is a free agent but they have tons of cap space he could be re-signed. Or they go full on future mode with Eason and sign all the priority free agents.
PFF predicts Fitzpatrick signs with the Patriots to complete his AFC tour.Fitzmagic won't be on the Dolphins next year, but I'm not sure where he lands.
Nobody has mentioned Jameis Winston yet.
I thought Fitz was planning to hang it up?Fitzmagic won't be on the Dolphins next year, but I'm not sure where he lands.
Nobody has mentioned Jameis Winston yet.
similar problems may soon exist inTeams with QB Issues, but maybe not high enough in draft to address the issue:
1. Washington — who will be QB Long Term
2. Chicago — should be able to get a QB in the draft...unless it is Pace doing the picking.
3. San Francisco — is Jimmy G the answer.
4. New England — who knows
5. Denver — It’s going to grow critical to find a competent QB while all the skill players are young and cheap.
I haven't heard any talk of him planning to hang It up after this year. He's playing as well or better than QBs in several cities, even though his top weapons, Parker and Gesicki, are get bottom 5 separation. He'll sign somewhere for 1 to 2 years. I could see NE and CINN.knowledge dropper said:I thought Fitz was planning to hang it up?