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Message: [QUOTE="billsin01, post: 492589, member: 837"] Yeah, I've been on this bandwagon since before stole our prom date. I think the math is really simple -- if you're a team that's not exactly flush with top tier athletes, when you get one you have to make sure he has a big impact. QB, RB, rush end, WR, CB, MLB. If you get one that has some potential at QB and you don't already have a really good QB, then you've answered your question on where to look at him first and for the longest. If he simply can't throw, then fine, but I think you have to give QB a loooonnnggggg shot if there is any chance he fits there. Having an all-conference type talent (I realize he probably is miles away from an all-conference QB right now) would be great to help transition us to Shafer's tenure. [/QUOTE]