I've seen lots of "Bridgewater is the 9th best player in the draft but he's the top qb and houston needs a qb so he'll go no. 1" stuff, and it got me thinking. If you go back to the two Elway superbowls in 1998 and 1999... QBs who won the Superbowl 1st round, 1st pick (Elway 98, 99. Manning, 2007. Eli Manning, 2008, 2011.) 1st round, 6th pick (Dilfer, 2001.) 1st round, 11th pick (Roethlisberger, 2006. 2009.) 1st round, 18th pick (Joe Flacco, 2013.) 1st round, 24th pick (Aaron Rodgers, 2011.) 2nd round (Drew Brees, 2010) 6th round (Tom Brady, 2002, 2004, 2005) 9th round (Brad Johnson, 2003) Undrafted (Warner, 2000.) You've got three guys who've won superbowls (Elway, the Mannings) who were drafted with ELITE TOOLS 1.1 GRADE. And Eli hasn't ever reached that 1.1 potential (you could say the same for Dilfer at 1.6.) So aren't you better off just building up the rest of your team and trying to get lucky with a QB later on than trying to ram a square QB into a round hole?