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After the Draft: What we are hearing__on Twitter, Reddit, Podcasts, from fans, on sports radio, etc.They didn't sign a vet backup when they signed Rivers because JB was already on the roster. They drafted Eason that year to develop him into that backup role when JB left. But he's not any good. Sam was likely drafted to challenge/replace Eason, as they thought they had their starting QB in Wentz for a long time. Plus, given his history, I doubt they were going to bring in a vet with Wentz here. Sam clearly has the intangibles, but he's limited. So this year, they went out and got a backup QB. After the 2017 season, Ballard said how important it was to have a backup QB. And he has been consistent on that, for every season except when they had Wentz.
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After the Draft: What we are hearing__on Twitter, Reddit, Podcasts, from fans, on sports radio, etc.Or to put it monetarily - the vet backup QBs in the league make 5-10M. This is serious cash for someone you hope to never play in a game. If you draft a QB who is good enough to be your backup, this is serious savings that can be used to make the roster stronger at other positions of need. So yes. once we have our long-term solution at QB, I personally would draft a QB every second year, somewhere in that R3-R7 range. I think it's smart and prudent strategy.
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By Jared Cisneros · Posted
Can you be a Braves fan instead? Need more of those around here! -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
We will beat Houston by at least 2 TD's on opening day and I am confident of that
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