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Maybe not though, how many teams are looking for a QB really
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01) JAX - QB (1)
02) NYJ - Likely QB (.75) 03) MIA - Unlikely QB (.25) 04) ATL - Possible QB (.5) 05) CIN - No QB (0) 06) PHI - Unlikely QB (.25) 07) DET - Likely QB (.75) 08) CAR - Possible QB (.5) 09) DEN - Likely QB (.75) 10) DAL - No QB (0) 11) NYG - No QB (0) 12) SF - Possible QB (.5) 13) LAC - No QB (0) 14) MIN - No QB (0) 15) NE - Likely QB (.75) Just in the Top 15, assuming one of the Top 5 QBs are available at the pick, a very basic probability analysis shows a need for 6 QBs on average. |
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I doubt more than 4 QB's will be taken in the first round. It has only happened 2 times. In 83 there were 6 and in 99 there were 5. most any other yrs was 4. I feel like C&O with this post . HAHA
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The 2018 draft had 5 first round QB's - Mayfield, Darnold, Allen, Rosen and Jackson. |
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Missed that one.
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not much. HOU would just replace the team on that list as they will draft a QB. DET is already on that list so maybe one less team team in the hunt for new QB
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