TL1961
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This is spot on. You have to at least try. Heck, Cleveland at least tries. It's been 77 years since we last drafted a franchise QB and the law of averages says we'll get lucky eventually. Hell, the Cubs won a World Series so hell can freeze over. It seems like no time is ever right to some fans to swing for the fences to try to fix the most important position on an NFL team. So many even applaud the mediocrity.
Let's see....
"Cleveland at least tries".
Cleveland takes the very approach some here want to take, which is to overdraft a guy simply because they don't have one.
"The law of averages says we'll get lucky".
The single most flawed logic of the offseason. Draft ME then. If it's simply a matter of "we're due", essentially you're saying it doesn't matter if we draft a guy not good enough.
"Hell, the Cubs won a worlds series, so hell can freeze over".
The Cubs won a WS when they finally hired a GM who stopped trying to "get lucky" and go all in with poor teams. Selecting the wrong guy, simply because you haven't had the right guy, is not a wise approach.
I am NOT saying not to draft a QB. I am saying this is the worst logic for doing so.
IF a QB worth the #3 was available, of course we should take him. But it does not appear that guy will be there. Drafting "just anyone" because we are "due to get lucky" is a sure way to fail.