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Post by purplevein on May 8, 2023 16:44:12 GMT -6
Now that the 2023 draft is over and several quarterback-needy teams got theirs in the first three rounds, how many of the other 31 teams are expected to draft a quarterback in the first round next year? Iβm expecting the Vikings to do so, but it is highly unlikely they will be bad enough this season to get a top ten pick. Still, depending on how many other teams will need a quarterback, maybe Minnesota can stay put and get one of the other top players if Williams and Maye are likely gone. Perhaps McCarthy (Michigan), Ewers (Texas), Penix Jr. (Washington), or Nix (Oregon).
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Post by lunas on May 8, 2023 16:59:00 GMT -6
Vikes can have a 50 percent of getting Williams or Maye if they trade Cousins.
If they wonβt, they can try their luck with the 2nd tier QBβs.
The historical odds of QBβs working out goes down precipitous with every selection.
We already know which path they will take.
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Post by RF54 on May 8, 2023 18:47:28 GMT -6
Vikes can have a 50 percent of getting Williams or Maye if they trade Cousins. If they wonβt, they can try their luck with the 2nd tier QBβs. The historical odds of QBβs working out goes down precipitous with every selection. We already know which path they will take. Picking a QB is a total crap shoot no matter where you are drafting; vikingsarmageddon.freeforums.net/thread/11146/execs-scouts-coaches-evaluate-class |
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