The QB position

[*PhilHos*]

(05-25-2018, 10:35 AM)CornerBlitz Wrote: 1. Going back to the original post I'd still been happier if we had drafted a QB.  That doesn't mean that I want Dalton replaced this season.

2. I think Dalton is an average QB and it is clear that nearly everyone outside of this message forum agree with me.

3. Statistics can always be manipulated to make an argument. That goes both ways.

1. I wouldn't have been opposed to drafting a QB as long as it wasn't a reach. As far as I can tell, at no point was there a QB remotely available to us that would have been worth whatever it took to get (be it drafting at our position or trading up).

2. Opinions. All of them, but you're entitled to yours as I am to mine so ... word.

3. Yes, stats can be maniuplated to a degree. Stats can NOT be manipulated to make ANY argument. You can not use stats, for example, to backup a claim that Dalton is the best QB in the league nor can you use stats to backup a claim that Dalton is the worst QB in the league. That's why when you see someone make an argument and back it up with multiple stats, that's a compelling argument that one should take a good look at. You don't have to agree necessarily, but it's not an argument you can just dismiss just because stats can be manipulated to a degree.