New Coaches generally like to draft a QB...

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(12-31-2018, 11:13 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: Our Oline was bad. But it wasn't historically bad.

Joe Montana would have done fine behind that line.

And, if we draft a new QB this April, he'll do fine behind what we have (plus some additions in the 2nd/3rd/4th rounds) as well.

QB is the hardest position to fill in the NFL.

If there's one worth taking at 11, you do it.

That's just how the NFL works now.

There absolutely will be one at 11...but odds of developing him into an elite QB are probably like 25%.

You take the best OT at 11 and you're probably looking at 40% odds he becomes elite and maybe 65% Good. And 75% he becomes average. And he probably plays and helps us next year.

Which route do you go?

I think taking a QB signals rebuilding.

I'm not totally against it. It depends on what the overall plan is.