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3 hours ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

The last part is somewhat immaterial. You bring in a veteran QB who can legitimately start day 1 and force Ward to compete for the job. I doubt they go with Rogers, but I think there are worse ways to go about completely overhauling the worst QB room in the NFL.

 

Ward will start the day they think he is ready.  There won't be a legit competition.  They may not think he's ready opening day.  To be determined after they get him in the building and practice.  They need a legit backup regardless.

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I think it's obvious at this point the Titans are taking Ward. I'm on board and think his ceiling is pretty high. Callahan gave an interview to A to Z after the season that was super revealing about t

I'm totally fine with the Titans drafting Ward. Enough people think he can be good and he's shown enough NFL traits. It would not be like the Titans overdrafting Anthony Richardson or Trey Lance. 

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7 hours ago, NashvilleNinja said:

Assuming we do take Ward, is this guy nuts or onto something? Mahomes sat for a year behind Alex Smith so it's not a foreign concept, but...?

 

https://x.com/howie_thetitan/status/1879200888708833337?t=A6o4lHPIDVU2EMN1xvR63g&s=19

No, you start Ward game 1 if you think he’s worth the #1 pick. 
 

And I wouldn’t touch Rodgers at this point anyway. 

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8 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

No, you start Ward game 1 if you think he’s worth the #1 pick. 
 

And I wouldn’t touch Rodgers at this point anyway. 

I would do what CTM is saying- start him when he is ready.  Its a huge investment and doesn't need to b rushed.  Several very good qbs did well to sit a little.   They should do what's best for him and determine that AFTER getting to know him... whatever is best for his success.   

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19 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

No, you start Ward game 1 if you think he’s worth the #1 pick. 
 

And I wouldn’t touch Rodgers at this point anyway. 

There's no rush. Im ok if he needs time. We've messed up throwing these QBs to the wolves 

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9 minutes ago, Pragidealist said:

I would do what CTM is saying- start him when he is ready.  Its a huge investment and doesn't need to b rushed.  Several very good qbs did well to sit a little.   They should do what's best for him and determine that AFTER getting to know him... whatever is best for his success.   

There’s no reason to put him on the bench. We aren’t talking about a developmental QB. This isn’t a playoff team with an already established starting QB. Throw him into the fire right away. He will take his lumps but it will benefit him in the long run to get the game experience. 

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44 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

There’s no reason to put him on the bench. We aren’t talking about a developmental QB. This isn’t a playoff team with an already established starting QB. Throw him into the fire right away. He will take his lumps but it will benefit him in the long run to get the game experience. 

 

I would not take a "one size fits all" approach.  Assess where he is. Assess what he needs and go from there.  The last thing you want to do is rush him in and make him gun shy of contact or start to see ghosts when he didnt' before. 

 

Maybe he's ready to start day 1.  Maybe he's got that mentality and skills... but not starting is also an option.   It's worked well for some great qbs.   I would go into the season being open and do whats best for him. 

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6 hours ago, OzTitan said:

Rodgers will also demand Hackett is involved. Yeeeeaah no.

 

7 hours ago, IrishTitansFan said:

Your brain is totally mashed. It has nothing to do with politics and everything to do with Rodgers demanding personnel and schematic control as a declining player coming in to a young set up

 

Rodgers is one of my favourite players ever 


I could be convinced they should sign a Danny Dimes type who competes and maybe starts the season. I think teams are realizing that throwing guys to the wolves isn’t necessarily the best idea. Maye and Penix sat for a bit. 
 

You guys make strong points that Rodgers probably isn’t that guy though since he will demand a bigger degree of personalization of the offense. We don’t want to invest heavily in one year of Rodgers. 

 

He would be upset if we spend the #1 pick on someone who will likely supplant him this season rather than someone to help him. Cousins was upset but he’s a professional. Rodgers is a diva. It would not be a good dynamic. 
 

 

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5 minutes ago, BudsOilers said:

You figure Brinker knows the ARod experience and would know the pros/cons.  Same deal if they end up with JES as the GM.


Yep! Same goes with Davante Adams. Worth noting both were in the FO when GB was ready to move on from Rodgers.

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I don't know if this has been posted but Ewers declared for the upcoming draft today. I don't think it will change our draft philosophy unless the staff rates Ewers high enough to entertain a trade down. I'm all in for Ward at this point.

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It'll be interesting to see what Rodgers signs for.  If he goes for the vet minimum like Wilson did, I'd definitely be up for that.  Even if the team sucks, he would periodically bring more excitement than the team has had in years.

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