Sharkinva
Well-Known Member
It is a waste of valuable talent and an opportunity to expand the supply pool when QB's like Jackson are dismissed without a credible effort to transition them into the NFL game.
Greed, impatience, laziness, and dysfunction and the "one size fits all" attitude that insists that "Baptism by fire" is the only way, are all earmarks of this type of "thinking?" This was exhibited in Washington after the 2012 NFL draft then adjusted to some degree in Tennessee after the 2015 draft.
Is a catch 22. You draft a guy in the first round, you have at max 5 years to figure out if he is the guy. Most coaches are always one bad season away from getting canned. The college game is all about fire works and Highlights.
You end up with guys who put up gaudy stats and win Hiesmans, are ill prepared for a league where they are not the fastest guy on the field, and they get drafted to be the savior of the franchise.
IN short this aint the NFL of the 1970's