"10 Picks in 10 Games" as an Argument

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Originally Posted by OhThePossibilities

Tackle the guy with the ball instead of his own WR in line to make the tackle.

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He's a QB. He's not supposed to tackle anyone.

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Originally Posted by Ortizer

I was with you until the Darnold comment...

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Agreed.

Darnold may be a good prospect, but he's far from a perfect solution.

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Originally Posted by Ortizer

I was with you until the Darnold comment...

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I don't watch a ton of college football but I watch my favorite teams. Arnold seems to be the talk as QB in the NCAA and is only a Sophomore, possibly coming out for the draft next year. I've only seen highlights of him, so in all honesty I was just throwing a well known name out there. I know Jackson from Louisville and have watched him play extensively. However, I'm too scared to have the Ravens draft him as he reminds me too much of RGIII. With our O-line in it's present state and our receiving corps dropping balls....he would be trying to do it all himself. With all that being said, we will have to move up in the draft to grab either of those two QBs'. In addition, the QB from Oklahoma has off the field issues. So, I guess my question to you would be: What QB would fit the Ravens best next year in the draft, who if needed could step in right away?

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Originally Posted by cptjshaffer

I don't watch a ton of college football but I watch my favorite teams. Arnold seems to be the talk as QB in the NCAA and is only a Sophomore, possibly coming out for the draft next year. I've only seen highlights of him, so in all honesty I was just throwing a well known name out there. I know Jackson from Louisville and have watched him play extensively. However, I'm too scared to have the Ravens draft him as he reminds me too much of RGIII. With our O-line in it's present state and our receiving corps dropping balls....he would be trying to do it all himself. With all that being said, we will have to move up in the draft to grab either of those two QBs'. In addition, the QB from Oklahoma has off the field issues. So, I guess my question to you would be: What QB would fit the Ravens best next year in the draft, who if needed could step in right away?

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No one.
This current coaching staff would turn Aaron Rodgers into Aaron Carter.

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Originally Posted by PerpetuallyBored74

No one.
This current coaching staff would turn Aaron Rodgers into Aaron Carter.

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LMAO[emoji300][emoji481][emoji106]

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