Trade Idea involving Jets

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(04-10-2019, 06:18 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Over the last 5 years NFL teams have recorded 52 season with at least 10 wins.  Only 15 of those 52 had QBs in the first four years of their career.  So you do the math.

You think Haskins will be an upgrade, but the odds are against that.  Only 7 of the 24 QBs taken in the first round since 2011 have a better career passer rating than Dalton.

Dalton averaged close to 10 wins a season in his first 5 seasons.  They have dipped since then.  Have you watched Haskins?  How easily he flips the ball to a receiver on a crossing route and hits him in stride and the receiver just pulls away because he didn't even have to reach to break stride?  Or how Haskins will wait and keep scanning the field and finding the receiver that has broken free and slings him a ball that hits him in the numbers 35 yards down field?  

And if you are only going to go with the odds, look at QBs that were able to sit one season behind a proven starter.  I bet their numbers look quite a bit better.  Haskins would have that luxury.  Plus, Dalton's best season was when McCarron was drafted.  No one seems to think about that angle, either.  

It isn't just Haskins vs. Dalton, either.  It is Haskins plus $30 million dollars of additonal (ok, $25 million because of his contract) cap space vs. Dalton.  That is a pretty tough argument for Dalton, wouldn't you agree?