dentfan
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Im definitely in the minority here I’ll bet, but IF they can’t land one of the top 3 after Lawrence and Wilson, I hope they pick Mills. My ideal scenario is not at 20, but a move back into the first or after a trade down. He isn’t going to be there at 52.
Dalton is on a 1 year deal. Next years QB class is supposed to be weak (don’t know if that is true, and neither do the ‘experts’ I guess). They get him on a 5-year rookie contract. The knocks on him are the knee injury at the start of college and lack of experience.
If you only look at the stats and don’t consider the type of offense Stanford runs (and the ‘talent’ at WR), plus his early injury, it’s easy to dismiss him.
He has all the physical traits. He processes well and is very smart. 5 star recruit. Killed it at his pro day in the rain. His problem is, again, lack of reps. Watching tape of him...there’s a reason he’s shooting up boards.
If they can’t land Fields, Lance or Jones, he should be the guy, and I think he will outperform 2 of the top 5.
Or not. But at least there is a young QB with a lot of upside waiting in the wings. Been awhile since people have seen that on this team. He will go before 52, and probably in the 1st.
Reaching for a second tier QB in the second isn't a terrible idea. If we trade back and pick up a T and WR, then sure, blow the pick on Mills or Mond or whoever the fuck. I don't care. It's just rolling the dice. I'd rather use a 3rd or even a 6th on the 2nd and 3rd tier QBs like Newman or Ehlinger, but every draft pick is a gamble, so why the fuck not?