
Originally Posted by
Tates
My thought was with this NFL, you really do need to have 3 deep at the position and I would rather that third option be a guy with potential vs a stopgap guy - say you have Moore and TJ fight it out for starter, your developmental guy can get some time in camp and work with coaches on fundamentals - then if you are called upon, you are at least respectable - TJ Yates did it as a rookie - he held the fort and was not embarrassing - the other example, Joe Webb, did not fare so well. Cousins was another good example I what I am driving at - if they had inserted him earlier in the game vs Seattle, he might have done better.
T. Jackson and a FA QB aren't what I would want to go with into the season though. That's just more of the same mediocrity while also rolling the dice with poor odds that a 3rd round QB will turn into something when very few actually do.
3 years ago
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