See that's the thing, there's probably a 95% chance of that happening. The Rams are going to be handicapped at QB within the division if they don't make something happen.
I like the angle you're taking with your approach to the draft. It's a solid take that nobody else is talking about, so I commend you for it. That's what's great about the draft. People have a vision, they want to see it fulfilled, and they mock players on the team that fit their vision. So the question is, what's Fisher's vision? I think if we've learned anything, it's that he wants to make opposing quarterbacks a non-factor. Bring them down to our level, so to speak. With that said, I don't disagree with you that he could gain a competitive advantage if his QB was on par with the rest of the division's QBs. Because we already have the great neutralizer with our defense. And again, I'm all-in if it's Wentz or Goff. Anyone else, and it doesn't even matter (to me, at least).
That was the exact narrative with Aaron Rodgers and they screwed it up. I think you should think positive and look forward to the joy of them screwing this one up, too. The narrative is a running joke, don't forget the SF bay area media/Whiner fans also use this to take credit for Tom Brady -- only when he wins of course, when Brady loses or cheats his boyhood Joe Montana worship is conveniently forgotten.
