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It really is. This team really needs to have a cheap QB...even if it requires extra future draft capital. That's the downside to paying elite non-QBs (especially at positions like C, G and WILL)...there has to be balance. I look at this way...the Colts can spend $25-30M on a QB (probably along with some draft capital)...with little left to address other needs. OR they can spend ~$6M/year on an early 1st round QB (giving up a lot more draft capital) but still have cap space to address positions of need via other means. Not to mention draft picks have cap space attached to them...so whatever future draft capital you give up will also save cap space. Obviously, that's not ideal...but this isn't an ideal situation either...so it's going to take some sacrifice. Colts aren't in a position to have a 2011 or 2017 now...so it's going to have be in the form of future draft capital OR players.
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By luv_pony_express · Posted
As has been said many times, it’s hard to find a franchise QB. Many teams spends many years — decades, even — on the hunt. And not that many guys pan out to that level. In that department, we’re probably the 3rd most fortunate franchise in the league over recent history. The Pats are obviously first with everything Brady accomplished...and Bledsoe was no slouch. The Packers are behind them — they’ve basically had 2 starting QBs since 1992. And both of them are HoF caliber. -
I don’t even want to think about the regression a guy like Pittman would have if we brought Jacoby back to start. Eason would be in by the third game. I really hope there is more of a offseason this year. Would hate to have another new QB with no off season.
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Yea but drafting a rookie would leave us in same predicament. Who knows if there will be preseason games
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I hope not! There’s some real character issues there are far as being a “team first” guy, performance under pressure and cost.
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