What about these two guys for QB?

jetfuel · Joined: 19 Sep 2008 Posts: 1259

I know the QB class is very week in the draft and FA. What do you guys think about Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy?

I personally like Weeden. I know he is 28 years old and had a hard year with the Browns. The guy has a cannon for an arm. I remember him throwing the ball into a huge wind either at the pro day or senior bowl and was hitting everything. I would look and see if the browns would trade him for a low round pick or even a Tebow or Mark Sanchez trade. Weeden is also on a rookie contract that is pretty cheap. He would be a lot cheaper than Alex Smith

Colt McCoy is not the pro type QB you want running the WCO. He is very short and has an average arm. I think he is a good back up that could beat 2 of the 3 QB on the jets roster now.

What do you guys think

rickyt31 · Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 11:09 pm Post subject:

I mentioned Colt in another thread. I think he can be a option to come in and compete with Sanchez and a rookie. Won't cost much at all. Not a deep passer so MM might not have him high on his list. But I still think he can be a solid starter or a good back up under the right system.

Depends on the asking price on Weeden. He might fit this offense well.

Both QB's don't have great numbers, but I would go with Colt because I'm not expecting us to land a franchise QB this season and he can be brought in for cheap. Low risk situation. Only 26yrs I believe.
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jets81keller · Joined: 23 Mar 2009 Posts: 548

McCoy wasn't given a good shot in Cleveland, although Shurmur's offense is WCO if I'm not mistaken? If we grab a good RB in the draft and have Powell and the pick slamming it down I think Colt is a smart game manager...probably cheap too
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rampantjet · Joined: 25 Apr 2012 Posts: 633

I would take a pass on both of these guys. McCoy is so so, but has some physical limitations.

Weeden is 29 atm, and will be 30 shortly after next season starts. He just got to late of a start in the NFL to be able to adapt to the NFL game and still be able to put together enough good years.

Jetsman82 · Joined: 20 Jan 2007 Posts: 19357

Can't see either happening. I can't see Weeden or McCoy being that much better than Sanchez to require trading for.

Keep your draft currency, and find some talent.

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rickyt31 · Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 11:55 pm Post subject:

Colt45fool · Joined: 28 Jul 2008 Posts: 5599 Location: New Haven, CT

If moving a 4th or a 5th is an option for Weeden, I think we have to take it. He's still a better prospect than just about anyone in this draft and to be had for that late of a pick...and he's only in his 2nd year. Sure, he's 30, but the move is low risk, high reward. He's not a franchise QB, but he gives us a better option than what we have right now.
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Raoul Duke · Joined: 01 Mar 2007 Posts: 3045 Location: Upstate NY

This team has to find a franchise QB. IMO, bringing in a guy who you don't think can ever be that guy is a waste of a draft pick.
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ukjets21 · Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2013 3:12 pm Post subject:

I'd take Weeden for anything less than a 4th.
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