Darnold is a high value chance for low cost. That should be a no brainer when you are sifting dirt.
You have to look at 3 or 4 high value chances per year, so that you give yourself 150 chances over 50 years, not 15 good chances. We still should have hit but whatever.
The point is...good faith chances in the last 15 years? Guys with real upside potential that aren't patsy back-ups. That list might be..
Foles/Trubisky/Cutler/Orton/Grossman...
So thats why we didn't find one. We spent 15 years protecting dog shit from competition and Cutler was emotional poison and somehow more cancerous than his former best friend.
50 years of failure is clearly systematic and I'm just trying to explain what it looks like to me.
Firesale the team, go on a massive QB hunt and change the game...come at the league with a novel tactic and see if you can surge your draft picks with a QB strategy. Their value is blown way out of proportion and just in millions of dollars...if you look what I am talking about...
and collect low cost high value potential QB's like its your mission for a few years...end up with 6 of them...the 6 best...just when the rest of the team is coming around on the re-build...
Then surge your team and live out your days sucking up compensatory picks until the ride finally ends some day to catostrophic injury or retirement.