[BuiltRamTough]

Cook and Wentz for me.

[Elvis]

I don't watch enough college to have any kind of smart/informed opinion.

But i do watch the Rams a lot and i think they'd probably be wasting a high draft pick on a QB. I'd rather they spend it on defense where we know they know what they're doing...

[Hacksaw]

If they trade up for Goff or Wentz then fine.(my poll picks) Otherwise WR is another position where we need a prime time player. With TA and if Q or Marquez can step it up, we could be on to something. Set at RB. Early D might be asking for scrutiny if the O still punks.
I'd rather trade Foles and a pick for a vet at QB as long as they have a pulse and a future.

[max]

Ben Allbright, who has an excellent track record, said the NFL guys he trusts told him Goff will drop.

Now, that would be interesting. There is a long way to go until April 28th.

[Stranger]

Ben Allbright, who has an excellent track record, said the NFL guys he trusts told him Goff will drop.

Now, that would be interesting. There is a long way to go until April 28th.

Any insights in to why?

Is it because those teams have other needs, or are satisying their QB-needs via free agency or trades, or is it because they believe Goff isn't as good as initially thought?

[OldSchool]

Ben Allbright, who has an excellent track record, said the NFL guys he trusts told him Goff will drop.

Now, that would be interesting. There is a long way to go until April 28th.

Any insights in to why?

Is it because those teams have other needs, or are satisying their QB-needs via free agency or trades, or is it because they believe Goff isn't as good as initially thought?

Just a thought but it may have to do with the mobility/ability to run. Offenses have been successful lately more with those mobile QB's. Could be a growing trend. We've had Cam of course but Wilson is very mobile, hell even Alex Smith can run. RG3 had his one great season and now we're seeing a couple guys that are very mobile in Lynch and Wentz who also have great arms that can make passes with their arm as well. Could be a growing trend.

[max]

Here ya go...

[snackdaddy]

I can see Carson Wentz moving up the board. I think he has more upside. But whoever takes him will need to a vet QB he can sit behind for a year or two. I don't think he's as NFL ready as Goff. Wouldn't be surprised to see the Cowboys take him. Romo's entering the twilight of his career.

[dieterbrock]

Here ya go...

I find this commentary embarrassing
Harrell was a fine college QB and had exceptional ability to throw slants where his WR didn't break stride. Still and all, a lot of his yardage was YAC.
Goff won me over in the games I watched by his ability to throw the 15-20 yard depth throws. And his laser quick release buys him a split second

I understand the knocks on Goff about his size and durability but to me a comparison to Graham Harrell is complete ignorance. Albright thinks he's outsmarting everyone by analyzing the coaching tree. Idiot

[max]

There have been 14 QBs that have started in the last 12 SBs. 7 of them were 1st round picks, and 7 were not.

The ones that weren't are:
1. Brady
2. Wilson
3. Warner
4. Kaepernick
5. Hasselbeck
6. Dellhomme
7. Brees

These QBs were acquired in various ways, 2nd round, 3rd round, 6th round, trade, and FA. And I didn't even take into account Peyton Manning who was both a 1st round QB for Indy and a FA for Denver.

The point here is that getting to the Super Bowl does not require drafting a QB in the 1st round, it's about as likely that you can get there without a 1st round QB.

What you have to do is pursue all your options, draft, FA, and trade, and do a good job a evaluations, and get some luck. You will always need some luck because as the great Tom Landry once said.... more than any other position you know the least about a QB until you play him.