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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1078937" data-attributes="member: 10086">Yes.  One of the biggest benefits to a Rookie QB is their contract. That’s 5 years that if you average out id less than ~$8mil yearly (assuming a 5th year). So now doing the math you’re paying a top 10 QB $55Mil+ yearly.So in my opinion the difference means I’ve got $47Mil play $$.  We’re talking a Micah level $40Mil player and a good veteran starting OL, LB, RB, etc.  OR a pair of dynamic, proven skill sets. A higher end DT and OLB or possibly WR.Now I’m not suggesting throwing Love to the fire, but maybe let him sit 1 season behind Rodgers then make your switch. By having 4 years Rookie QB $$ you can offer 4 year contracts likely at a slight discount because the guaranteed number rises as it’s a % such as 33% or 40%. Meaning you get a $40mil guy for around $35MilX4 and a $7Mil guy at $5.5mil X 4.  You just bought another $6.5Mil, which is another established, proven commodity. Similar to Amos or Billy Turner types.</blockquote>

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