For years, NFL teams have operated under one basic rule when it comes to quarterbacks: If you find one who can win, don’t get cute. Pay him.
But what about a good enough quarterback that may not check every box?
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There is plenty of logic behind that. Nobody wants to spend the next five years drafting quarterbacks, signing veterans in March and convincing themselves this time they finally found the answer.
But take a look at what quarterbacks cost now.
At some point, teams have to start asking a question that would have sounded ridiculous not long ago. Would you rather have the eighth-best
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