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Old 02-04-2017, 11:03 AM   #1
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Contradict yourself much?
Trading for Romo would be the stupidest thing ever.
Tony Romo is t even close to a guy that should be rightfully labeled a backup.

He has had a full year for his back to heal and is a legit top 5 QB when healthy.

Another big factor in trading for him is that his contract contains no guaranteed money and is very reasonable for 3 years.

If we trade for him and he gets hurt, he can be cut with no dead money.

It's essentially a low risk/huge reward roll of the dice.

Trading for Romo and drafting a QB high in the draft is absolutely the right move.
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Old 02-04-2017, 11:10 AM   #2
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Tony Romo is t even close to a guy that should be rightfully labeled a backup.

He has had a full year for his back to heal and is a legit top 5 QB when healthy.

Another big factor in trading for him is that his contract contains no guaranteed money and is very reasonable for 3 years.

If we trade for him and he gets hurt, he can be cut with no dead money.

It's essentially a low risk/huge reward roll of the dice.

Trading for Romo and drafting a QB high in the draft is absolutely the right move.
Romo is most definitely a backup at best. The Cowboys left him in that backup roll after he was healthy for a rookie late round draft pick. A team that hast stood by him with his glaring flaws. They have gotten a chance to move on from him and will do it faster than someone playing hot potato. He is not a top 5 QB in this league. He has not been able to lead that team anywhere when a late round rookie QB has. He has not been much more than a choker that cannot stay healthy.
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Old 02-04-2017, 03:33 PM   #3
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I'm not sure I can handle the team trading for another backup QB.

Jimmy Bono Grbac Cassel Smith can go get over paid elsewhere.

Step 1: trade Alex Smith to the Jets
Step 2: trade/cut Foles
Step 3: trade for Romo
Step 4: trade up in the first round of the draft for a QB
Step 5: bolster the defense with the remaining picks
you just made that sound so easy! lol
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Old 02-05-2017, 04:40 PM   #4
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I'm not sure I can handle the team trading for another backup QB.

Jimmy Bono Grbac Cassel Smith can go get over paid elsewhere.

Step 1: trade Alex Smith to the Jets
Step 2: trade/cut Foles
Step 3: trade for Romo
Step 4: trade up in the first round of the draft for a QB
Step 5: bolster the defense with the remaining picks
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Old 02-04-2017, 09:24 AM   #5
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This is what I think.

I haven't watched much college football over the past couple of season, so I can not offer any opinions on the QBs available in this draft.

However, from what I'm reading from the people whose opinions I value, the QB who seems to have a high ceiling that might be available within the Chiefs range in this draft is Pat Mahomes, so if we could land him, I'd be all for it.

If, however, he moved up the boards after the combines and workouts, then I would rather trade for Garroplo than stand pat with Smith.

I would then try to extend him to a deal that makes his contract expendable after 2 years, so that if he proves to be a bust, the team can move on from.

That way, the risk in trading for Garapollo is no greater than drafting a QB.
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Old 02-04-2017, 11:19 AM   #6
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This is what I think.

I haven't watched much college football over the past couple of season, so I can not offer any opinions on the QBs available in this draft.

However, from what I'm reading from the people whose opinions I value, the QB who seems to have a high ceiling that might be available within the Chiefs range in this draft is Pat Mahomes, so if we could land him, I'd be all for it.

If, however, he moved up the boards after the combines and workouts, then I would rather trade for Garroplo than stand pat with Smith.

I would then try to extend him to a deal that makes his contract expendable after 2 years, so that if he proves to be a bust, the team can move on from.

That way, the risk in trading for Garapollo is no greater than drafting a QB.
Drafting a quarterback wouldn't go against our cap space but trading for a guy and giving a new contract would so I'm going say no.


I just care about drafting our own for a change.
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Old 02-04-2017, 01:30 PM   #7
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If, however, he moved up the boards after the combines and workouts,
This is where so many GMs have gotten burnt falling in love with QB leotard gymnastics as opposed to really studying what they are on tape of every game they play.
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Old 02-04-2017, 01:41 PM   #8
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This is where so many GMs have gotten burnt falling in love with QB leotard gymnastics as opposed to really studying what they are on tape of every game they play.
If there is any GM in the league who puts his stock solely in the combine, he shouldn't be a GM.

That's absolutely insane.
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Old 02-04-2017, 01:47 PM   #9
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This is where so many GMs have gotten burnt falling in love with QB leotard gymnastics as opposed to really studying what they are on tape of every game they play.
Really?

Name one.
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Really?

Name one.
RGIII among many who have been forced up the board falling in love with the athleticism and arm.
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Oh, ****ing bullshit.

GM's across the league LOVED RGIII well before The Combines. You're talking out of your ass.

Also, RGIII played lights out his rookie season and led the Redskins to the playoffs.

Don't act as if his #2 overall selection wasn't justified.
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This is where so many GMs have gotten burnt falling in love with QB leotard gymnastics as opposed to really studying what they are on tape of every game they play.
Poe jumped up because of the combine. Geno Smith slipped once front offices interviewed him and realized his immaturity level. The combine/workouts can often show scouts where the tape might be lying. In Poe's case, it was an extremely talented nose tackle playing in a god awful system.
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Poe jumped up because of the combine. Geno Smith slipped once front offices interviewed him and realized his immaturity level. The combine/workouts can often show scouts where the tape might be lying. In Poe's case, it was an extremely talented nose tackle playing in a god awful system.
Don't interpret my statement as all or nothing here. Yes the combine has its benefits and definitely helped Poe but QB needy GMs are very vulnerable to the combines and workouts with "no pressure of the game on them"(QB draftees) is all I am saying.
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Hell why not start Bray? About the same crap shoot.
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Hell why not start Bray? About the same crap shoot.
I am not against many ideas that has us moving on from Smith, and this one is not an exception.
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