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There have been mixed feelings about Brissett on this Forum, on Twitter and on Facebook. Some say Jacoby doesn't have receivers to throw to he will turn it around, others say he's not the franchise Quarterback going forward. Me personally, I am 50/50 with Jacoby at this point. So what does Ballard do? 

 

 

1. Keep riding with Jacoby, hope he turns his play on the field around, and don't draft a Quarterback. 

 

2. Draft Jordan Love and wait until he develops. (This team is a win now team!) 

 

3. Trade two or three picks to a team to move up in the draft to get Burrow.

 

4. Sign a free agent Quarterback for the short team and draft Jordan Love. (This move is highly unlikely because of the weak QB free agent class)

 

 

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I doubt 2 or 3 picks is going to get us up high enough to get Burrow.  

 

Minimum we would have to give away both 2nd rounders and next year's first.  And that's if we got lucky and called up an absolutely stupid GM who was picking at say 2.  

 

More likely it's both seconds this year, next year's first and the first the year after that.  

 

 

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