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Probably three and maybe a fourth on the practice squad.I was wondering how many QBs will be on our 53 men roster this year...
what do you think is the most likely scenario?
(PS: with "NEW_QB" I mean the one we will acquire via draft or FA/Trade)
Probably three and maybe a fourth on the practice squad.
I think Keenum will be gone. Yates is still cheap, and he's got the size OB is looking for.
I think the trade for Mallet deal is gone... won't happen. But if it does, I would think Mallet & Fitz would make the roster & Yates & Keenum are out.
& even though there apears to be some kind of attachment to Keenum from high up in the organization... I think the game is too fast for him. I've yet to see Tj run backwards & take a 20 yard sack (I've also never seen him drop back 20 yards & throw a 70+ yard TD either, but...)
So I think it will be Fitz, Yates, rookie
Cant see Yates still being here, and think Keenum may find a home as a back-up in Philly, or another location where his skill-set matches the scheme more closely. Seattle maybe?
I think it will be Fitz, plus draft-choice, plus either another draftee or FA.
How upset would you be if the Texans decide they don't like any of the QBs in this draft?
If they decide to have a QB battle in camp & Case or Tj wins (whoever you like more, let's not get into a Case vs Tj thing)?
I can't imagine that happening, but if it does... I'm upset. It will be difficult for me to believe the Texans are trying to win in 2014 & it's going to make it very difficult for me to want to make that two hour drive to Houston.
I think if they don't like any of the QBs in the draft, as in likely 2015 starter, that is exactly what they should do.
What you want to waste a 3rd or 4th to salve your feelings on whether they are trying? You really think that is a good indication - spending a pick on a QB they don't believe will add to the chance of success this year or in the future either.
How upset would you be if the Texans decide they don't like any of the QBs in this draft?
If they decide to have a QB battle in camp & Case or Tj wins (whoever you like more, let's not get into a Case vs Tj thing)?
I can't imagine that happening, but if it does... I'm upset. It will be difficult for me to believe the Texans are trying to win in 2014 & it's going to make it very difficult for me to want to make that two hour drive to Houston.
How upset would you be if the Texans decide they don't like any of the QBs in this draft?
If they decide to have a QB battle in camp & Case or Tj wins (whoever you like more, let's not get into a Case vs Tj thing)?
I can't imagine that happening, but if it does... I'm upset. It will be difficult for me to believe the Texans are trying to win in 2014 & it's going to make it very difficult for me to want to make that two hour drive to Houston.
Other than the same generic stuff every coach says about preferring size what is there that makes you or anyone think he is size obsessed?
Well, I don't really see either of them impacting the team, so whoever gets the 3rd QB spot it won't matter too much in regard to football. I can only assume they are equally attractive as 3rd string practice QBs, but Yates is a more prototypical 6'4, and Keenum is 5'11.
However, Keenum was an UDFA, so cutting him costs us nothing in the way of salary or compensatory picks. TJ Yates was a 5th round pick, who is not making considerably more money than Keenum (+150k), and could potentially give the Texans a compensatory pick next offeseason if a team signs him. So if I were Rick, I'd shop around after the draft to see if Keenum can fetch a late round pick, or maybe package him with a current pick to swap up a round in this year's draft. It's a cheap price to pay for potentially a 6th or 7th next year, or more importantly, it could protect a higher compensatory pick from being nullified through free agency.
I think if they don't like any of the QBs in the draft, as in likely 2015 starter, that is exactly what they should do.
What they said.I don't want them to waste a pick on a QB they don't believe in. There are too many holes to fill for that luxury.
If they don't take one of the top three this year, it's slim pickings after that. This is not a good year for QBs unless you got a top 5 draft pick. This draft is going to be interesting for the Texans. No matter what they do, this board will totally destroy itself that Thursday night. LOL
Thorn, it's not that much better if you're in the top 5 picks either. This just isn't a particularly great year for QB's period.
Cant see Yates still being here, and think Keenum may find a home as a back-up in Philly, or another location where his skill-set matches the scheme more closely. Seattle maybe?
I think it will be Fitz, plus draft-choice, plus either another draftee or FA.
They are about to sign ButtFumble to be the third QB in Philly...
Could see Keenum giving it a go in Cleveland with Lil Shanny...
I asked Bill O'Brien if he plans to take TJ Yates and Case Keenum to training camp. He said yes.
Tania Ganguli ‏@taniaganguli
I asked Bill O'Brien if he plans to take TJ Yates and Case Keenum to training camp. He said yes.
Well, I don't really see either of them impacting the team, so whoever gets the 3rd QB spot it won't matter too much in regard to football. I can only assume they are equally attractive as 3rd string practice QBs, but Yates is a more prototypical 6'4, and Keenum is 5'11.
However, Keenum was an UDFA, so cutting him costs us nothing in the way of salary or compensatory picks. TJ Yates was a 5th round pick, who is not making considerably more money than Keenum (+150k), and could potentially give the Texans a compensatory pick next offeseason if a team signs him. So if I were Rick, I'd shop around after the draft to see if Keenum can fetch a late round pick, or maybe package him with a current pick to swap up a round in this year's draft. It's a cheap price to pay for potentially a 6th or 7th next year, or more importantly, it could protect a higher compensatory pick from being nullified through free agency.
Hmmm...My take is that this is a pretty dang good QB draft unless you're in the top 5.If they don't take one of the top three this year, it's slim pickings after that. This is not a good year for QBs unless you got a top 5 draft pick. This draft is going to be interesting for the Texans. No matter what they do, this board will totally destroy itself that Thursday night. LOL
Dang, when since the Combine did Keenum shrink 2 inches?
So that means "No", right?
Actually means nothing ... they take about 90 guys to camp.
Four or five of them could be QB's
Been watching Keenum again on Game Rewind, and I wouldn't let him go anywhere. He's got some things to learn, no doubt, but the ability is there. Not saying go with him as a starter again so soon at all, but I'd keep that guy around.
If Keenum stays then I guess we are going to carry 3 QB's on the 53 man roster.
Other than the same generic stuff every coach says about preferring size what is there that makes you or anyone think he is size obsessed?
Call me crazy, but it seems to me that BOB has expressed interest in pretty much every QB available that's not named Freeman, Vick, Gabbert, Ponder and the like. I wonder if BOB likes Glennon...confirmed interest in osweiler (6'7"), mallett (6'6"), bortles (6'5"), mettenberger (6'5"), and savage (6'5")
...I'll be disappointed if we take Khalil Mack but I can butter up myself into liking him if he's as big a beast as people say.
If Keenum stays then I guess we are going to carry 3 QB's on the 53 man roster.
I'd say that's right in a year where we really have no clear cut starter to begin the season and a new HC with an all new system. You never know what can happen and it's better to have 3 QB's with you from the start that learn your system early on than to try to sign one mid-season and bring up to speed in case of an emergency.
I honestly think it will be Fitz/Keenum/Rookie, and the starter will be decided in camp. I think any 3 of those have a legit shot at starting. Yates will find his way to the Ravens.