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Originally Posted by SNR
How was that even CLOSE to what I was ****ing asking? 
You claim Joeckel/Fisher are the best players in this draft, presumedly taking into account positional value and all that other good stuff. On the topic of positional value, I asked, "As Geno relates to the top prospects as a QB, at what position would athletes with the ranking of Joeckel/Fisher have to play for Geno to receive a better ranking than them on your big board?"
I'll explain again. Geno as a QB has his ranking on your big board. Fisher/Joeckel have theirs as OTs. Now, compared to other OTs in other draft classes, and comparing those players to THEIR draft classes, if players at the rankings of Joeckel/Fisher played say... WR... would they still be ranked ahead of Geno?
I ask, because surely you wouldn't come across the Luke Joeckel of OGs and say we should take him before Geno, right? So when do you stop with this nonsense? Geno, by the nature of being the top QB in a draft class, is worth WAY MORE than a Geno Smith who plays OT.
So... (I can't believe I'm doing this for you) if you answer my question, your response will take the form of a POSITION.
What would Joeckel have to play to be outranked by Geno? |
Depends on the team and the need.
And I don't believe Geno is a better prospect simply because he is a QB. I think the QB has to be graded out highly, which I don't believe is the case with him.
Joeckel and Fisher are better at their position than Geno is at his, as seen by what we've seen the last few months from everyone.
QB is the most important position on the board, but I'm not taking the top rated QB in the class simply because he's the top rated QB. I want to be sure he's going to be a franchise caliber QB, which apparently we don't.
QB, LT, pass rusher..and then WR/shutdown CB. Those are what you take if you have a top 5 pick.
But if you have one of those positions that your coach believes in and he doesn't believe a position in front of another is going to be as good, then you go down the line.