Name: Will these QBs stay or go this offseason? | Monday Tailgate
Uploaded: 2020-12-26T18:26:04.000Z
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Time now to get to the weekly touchscreen segment and an interesting one right now, as we're just two weeks away Way just gonna gloss over the fact that you've got fancy graphics now, like touch screen time on that night, budgets increasing a little bit as the weeks move forward here.

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Yeah, we're getting you know, we're get a little more sophisticated by the week.

Our topic du jour is whether quarterbacks are going to stay or go.

We have eight names and again, two weeks away from the start of the off season for at least 18 of the NFL teams.

We'll go around the around the horn, their All star Dan and then fits for each one of these.

I'm gonna start with Cam Newton and I'm gonna say go.

But the truth is, I have no idea in part because first of all, if Cam walks away, Patriots, obviously like Jared said, it is not the answer.

Now that being said, economics are probably going to drive the Patriots motivation to retain Cam Newton if he wants a $25 million per year contract because it will be the first to tell you quarterbacks don't make like 8 to $10 million per season.

Then I don't think it's a worthwhile multi year investment.

$25 million a year franchise tax, including to me.

I think Cam Newton goes, I do not have a great deal on this one.

I'll give you Carson Wentz e think Carson Wentz stays, and I know obviously the noise we've heard over the weekend makes it sound like it's ugly there.

But off season can sometimes help fix these things, and quite frankly, the contract is impossible to cut and I think probably close to impossible to trade.

I mean, if you're taking him on your taking on a $25 million a year guy who is definitely not playing like one this year, I think I think they keep him and they try to get him fixed.

And if they have toe, if it's Jalen hurts next year and they gotta move on from Carson Wentz down the line.

You make that decision, but I think he's their encampment.

I think it's a story that will not be story.

It's one of the stories of the off season as we know there's been a lot of noise already and there will surely be going forward and move fits.

Let's move forward to you and Mr Basically who?

Well, from the context of how he has performed previously, stay or go.

I think he goes on this has a little bit to do with you Said they already declined the option financially.

They're in the folds so realistically that this marriage just isn't working.

And if you're Mitchell Robiskie, you've already seen the organization give up on you.

So you're better off going somewhere else and seeing if you could rehab your image and maybe get some sort of a concept of what it's like to be a professional in a different organization.

I don't think you can fix it with that Number two overall pick that they're always gonna have assigned to his name.

So he goes somewhere else and trying to get a fresh start.

and I don't know if the opportunity is there for them, for him to be a starter somewhere.

But maybe he's a guy that teams view as a capable backup.

He goes somewhere, maybe sits behind somebody and tries to work his way.

Like Marcus Mariota, who, of course, ties into the player willing to discuss next.

A car I'm gonna say stays in Las Vegas, and I understand that the guaranteed money is now over in his contract, and he's very cut double, so to speak.

And I guess there is some allure in a trade.

Marcus Mariota couldn't make his way past the third string for a while at the Rangers this season doesn't lead me to believe that if they move on from Derek Carr, Mariota is the next man up, even if he does play well, perhaps in two final starts.

I think Derek Carr, though, is one of those players That, like perfectly solid question for the Raiders is.

Is there a player available like do they have the means, whether it's in free agency or in the draft and probably not in the draft.

A player that is a potential franchise signal caller.

I think they'll franchise them while they continue to work on a deal.

E thought they'd get a deal done this past off season.

I think their intention, the Cowboys intention, is to keep him and have him be there long term.

They've just gotta work out the details of the deal.

Maybe the fact that he's coming off injury helps its value.

Yeah, how bad the rest of the quarterback play has been there in Dallas.

After signing a one year bet on the culture deal in New Orleans, could he be like Teddy, Bridgewater and Kachin elsewhere this offseason?

The problem is, he hasn't had the opportunity to really show any growth, so I think he stays because what opportunity has he had to rehab his image?

Well, we don't know what the same they're gonna be doing for the future quarterback, It might be Taysom Hill.

It might not be tasting Bill, but if you're Jamie's Attn.

Least you have some comfort in that system.

Comfort in that offense that comes having another year to get more familiar with.

It gives him or opportunity to grow so that when he does get his time to shine, he can actually shine.

Because if he steps on the field looks bad, it's done.

So I think you stay safe here and stays where he is for another year.

Yeah, I have no redone it, obviously as well.

And it could be really interesting if you're Breeze retires because then all of a sudden you're competing with Taysom Hill on Lee for the starting job.

I think the most fascinating name on this list, Matthew Stafford and I'm gonna say go.

Here's the reason why the Lions obviously have no head coach.

No GM right now, least a permanent head coaching whoever takes over that job.

The first decision, Actually, it might need to be made before the person is even hired.

What's the plan for Matthew Staff and I think.

The new GM wants to make its not franchise altering of this magnitude.

He's incredibly, incredibly important to the recent history of the Detroit Lions.

He's been great to the question is what a new GM se I can be the one that can put the right ingredients around Matthew Stafford, or what ownership say, Hey, you know what we feel like.

We've either come close to reaching the ceiling or we don't believe the ceiling is high enough as currently constructed with the other pieces around.

That sort of running it back with Matthew Stafford another few years is the best plan of action.

I think Matthew Stafford would be incredibly desirable for other teams who feel like they're close.

Like if the Raiders haven't moved on from Derek Carr and Matthew Stafford was available, that would be a player that make a ton of sense for them.

The New England Patriots moved on from Cam Newton.