Trade the # 1 pick with Miami?

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(12-14-2019, 06:00 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I'm going to call BS on that.  Burrow was plenty good last year, he showed plenty of greatness, on a team that was taking it's first steps from a smash mouth I-formation offense, into what has developed into something rather prolific this season.

It took Jalen Hurts getting injured, in order for Tua to get his shot.  This year, Tua met the same fate.

Lawrence had that storybook Freshman season, but plenty were questioning weather all of the hype was merited or not, at multiple points this season.

1.) He completed under 60%, Less than 3,000 yards, and less than 20 TDs. Not a good year at all for him especially next to this season.
2.) Tua completed 69%( nice), threw just under 4,000 yards, and had 43 TDs last season. He was great as a starter and even Better this season.
3.) Lawrence had a bad start to the season but he has been on a role since October.

(12-14-2019, 06:12 PM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: Because he’s had hip surgery (which is some scary shit for anyone let alone a football player) before he ever even got to the NFL. Just not worth the risk, imo. Especially with our history of drafting injury cases.

It all depends on medical. Definitely a serious issue.

(12-14-2019, 06:27 PM)Synric Wrote: I hope people know even before Tua Tagovailoa's injury he was having a very pedestrian season in 2019.

He was having a terrific year.
71 %, 33 TDs to 3, and just barely under 3,000 yards. He was well on pace to have a Heisman caliber season before he got hurt.