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Choose Your Weapon: QB


Which would you prefer?  

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  1. 1. Which would you prefer?

    • Carr - When Raiders Cut Him Sign to a 4 year $140m w/60m guaranteed
    • Lamar - Trade 2023 1st, 2023 3rd, 2024 1st and sign to 5 year $250m w/133m guaranteed
    • Minshew - Sign to 3 year $55m w/$25m guaranteed
    • Tannehill - Sign to 4 year $120m w/50m guaranteed


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1 minute ago, jgb said:

I put more weight on his previous 22 starts, 20 of which were for the worst team in the league at the time 

Your guys are the, “let’s hope Zach can beat him out,” guys on the list, imho, not what I’d consider a true starting option. More like placeholders. But I don’t love anyone on this list. Carr is a compiler, and as talented as Jackson is, he’s not a plug & play QB. For Jackson, they’d have to hire the OC who could get the most out of him. And even then, I hate building around running QBs; when they go down, so does the team. And before you say that’s every FQB, it’s way worse when your QB is also your leading rusher. 

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18 minutes ago, Barry McCockinner said:

Which would be your preference?

None of the above. 

But if this is it, I choose Carr. 

Lowest risk of outright failure, highest likelihood of passing production success at a top 15 or higher level.

But I wouldn't be happy with it, the length or the cost.

18 minutes ago, Barry McCockinner said:

Assume these are the deals available.

That's a false choice fallacy tbqh, there are many very reasonable, real-world options not listed. 

Not saying they'd be popular (Sticking with Wilson (which is what I still believe JD is going to do, for the record), signing Baker Mayfield for one example, drafting Tanner McKee at #13 as another example) but they are clearly real-world options.

18 minutes ago, Barry McCockinner said:

I tried to go with what I believe are realistic contracts/trades based on what we know but I'm sure there will be debate about that. 

There will, lol. :lol:

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4 minutes ago, slats said:

Your guys are the, “let’s hope Zach can beat him out,” guys on the list, imho, not what I’d consider a true starting option. More like placeholders. But I don’t love anyone on this list. Carr is a compiler, and as talented as Jackson is, he’s not a plug & play QB. For Jackson, they’d have to hire the OC who could get the most out of him. And even then, I hate building around running QBs; when they go down, so does the team. And before you say that’s every FQB, it’s way worse when your QB is also your leading rusher. 

Can't help but notice you haven't voted as of yet.

So...which of these available choices is your guy slats?

 

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4 minutes ago, slats said:

Your guys are the, “let’s hope Zach can beat him out,” guys on the list, imho, not what I’d consider a true starting option. More like placeholders. But I don’t love anyone on this list. Carr is a compiler, and as talented as Jackson is, he’s not a plug & play QB. For Jackson, they’d have to hire the OC who could get the most out of him. And even then, I hate building around running QBs; when they go down, so does the team. And before you say that’s every FQB, it’s way worse when your QB is also your leading rusher. 

I’m mostly just being cheeky with the Minshew thing. I do think he’s a serviceable starter. But he’s not going to be an option for the Jets and regime which are now in win-now mode.

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4 minutes ago, Warfish said:

Can't help but notice you haven't voted as of yet.

So...which of these available choices is your guy slats?

 

Like I said, I’m not a fan of that list. Fortunately, the Jets aren’t aren’t waiting for my input. 
 
There’s a big picture involved. When you start talking draft picks and big money for one of these guys -whether you realize it or not- you’re also talking about things like relying on Becton to start at OT, passing on other upgrades, etc. But if you go small, you get what you pay for. Way above my pay grade. 

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4 minutes ago, slats said:

Like I said, I’m not a fan of that list. Fortunately, the Jets aren’t aren’t waiting for my input. 
 
There’s a big picture involved. When you start talking draft picks and big money for one of these guys -whether you realize it or not- you’re also talking about things like relying on Becton to start at OT, passing on other upgrades, etc. But if you go small, you get what you pay for. Way above my pay grade. 

I wasn't a fan of this limited list either (as noted).  But I still voted.

Seems like a cop out on your part.  Of course, given your history on QB preferences, I get why you might be hesitant....

And no, the Jets aren't waiting for any of our input.  Maybe they'd be better off if they were, lol.

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1 minute ago, Warfish said:

I wasn't a fan of this limited list either (as noted).  But I still voted.

Seems like a cop out on your part.  Of course, given your history on QB preferences, I get why you might be hesitant....

And no, the Jets aren't waiting for any of our input.  Maybe they'd be better off if they were, lol.

Lol, I didn’t realize voting was mandatory 

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31 minutes ago, slats said:

Your guys are the, “let’s hope Zach can beat him out,” guys on the list, imho, not what I’d consider a true starting option. More like placeholders. But I don’t love anyone on this list. Carr is a compiler, and as talented as Jackson is, he’s not a plug & play QB. For Jackson, they’d have to hire the OC who could get the most out of him. And even then, I hate building around running QBs; when they go down, so does the team. And before you say that’s every FQB, it’s way worse when your QB is also your leading rusher. 

Jackson isn’t perfect, but he’s the best chance to become the long term solution. Carr at best is a stop gap and I think you could find comparable play for a lot cheaper. 
 

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52 minutes ago, Warfish said:

None of the above. 

But if this is it, I choose Carr. 

Lowest risk of outright failure, highest likelihood of passing production success at a top 15 or higher level.

But I wouldn't be happy with it, the length or the cost.

That's a false choice fallacy tbqh, there are many very reasonable, real-world options not listed. 

Not saying they'd be popular (Sticking with Wilson (which is what I still believe JD is going to do, for the record), signing Baker Mayfield for one example, drafting Tanner McKee at #13 as another example) but they are clearly real-world options.

There will, lol. :lol:

obviously there are a bunch of other possibilities. I tried to go with different type of QB options here and didn't see listing out all the similar types - IE: Minshew, Dalton, Mayfield are all similar quality QB's that will get a similar deal. I think there's close to 0 chance we don't bring in a veteran to start so I avoided the draft option.

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