There is a case to be made for drafting a quarterback early until a team finally lands a franchise signal caller. At the game’s most important position, it’s important to get it right.
For the Jacksonville Jaguars, entering year four with quarterback Blake Bortles, the case for drafting a quarterback to “get it right” is becoming more and more compelling. While it’s hopeful that Bortles could develop into an Eli Manning-type player, he may end up being no better than someone like Jay Cutler.
That isn’t to say that is necessarily a bad thing.