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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1013683" data-attributes="member: 10086">Exactly. That’s sort of what I was referring to with a #26 overall. Some people take my earlier comment that a #26 overall is cheap for a stab at a starting QB. That was misperceived as I don’t feel a #26 is a valuable selection. I think it’s very valuable. However after the top 25 draft picks are gone, the most proven College QB draft prospects are thin.According to DraftTek as an exampleA #8 overall = TWO Jordan #26 overallsA #3 overall = THREE #26 overalls (plus change for a early 4th rounder)A #1 overall = FOUR #26 overalls (+current 3rd Rounder in change)So Jordan is relatively cheap on an equivalent 5th year (22.5Mil). Especially considering we can walk away for $13.5mil guaranteed if desired. That’s a very reasonable contract and draft expenditure to take a stab at starting QB.The hit ratio finding an upper echelon Starting QB outside a #25 overall draft selection is low. So that is a steal IF he sticks.</blockquote>

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