Case Keenum will be 27 years old next year. How much leeway is he going to get? Are people prepared to wait until he's 30 before pulling the plug? Or pass up what MANY (professional analysts, sportswriters, scouts etc...) feel is a no brainer in Bridgewater if the 1st pick is had? I'm sure some of you guys being machinists,sales directors,production managers; have watched a ton a football and its nice to speculate and blurt out an opinion, but I'll have to tip the scales in the favor of the people who get paid to speculate, instead of doing it as a hobby.
I have yet to find a negative assessment on Bridgewater. He's as close to a lock as possible for a QB. Do some research, stop trying to make him seem like some scrub who doesnt have a chance to succeed.
What is easier to address via free agency ... a franchise QB or some linemen? People act like this team needs a few all pro guys on the OLine for it to become a good unit again, all this team needs is a few COMPETENT linemen to make everything look much,much better. the same for the defensive side, but this team will have high picks in each round, they should be able to land no less than 3 starters in the draft for next years team not counting free agents.
I cant sit through another debacle of a season going on a hunch that Keenum will get better, next years QB class, or the year after that will not have the talent that this year has, and contrary to popular belief, a 1st round talent is not the same as a 3rd round talent. Best available player by importance of position. simple as that. Keenum will have to play at a Pro Bowl level for me to even give him the benefit of the doubt, I've seen enough of the same blunders to not want those headaches next year. Blame the line, the coaches and the defense all you want, at some point Keenum is going to have to prove to people HE can win a game, and thats all that matters. Feel good story be damned.