He also had much more protection to be fair, look at the comparatives for number of sacks and yards lost to sacks, Keenum obviously had more time available to throw.
That said, poor protection or not Cousins throws too many picks.
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He also had much more protection to be fair, look at the comparatives for number of sacks and yards lost to sacks, Keenum obviously had more time available to throw.
That said, poor protection or not Cousins throws too many picks.
They will be pretty good in Denver as well with Thomas and Sanders. Both are potential 100 catch receivers as they've previously demonstrated under Manning.
In fact, you are going to like Keenum's ability to escape pass rushes, he stole sacks several times. And yeah, Cousins turnovers are huge concern particularly his fumbles.
Cheers man. So, it looks like they are going all in with maneuverable cap space too. Wish the Eagles had some cap space. Looks like the competition is definitely getting stronger.
They are very good receivers but with them it's more about getting open on their initial routes and having sure hands while Thielen and Diggs have shown the ability to transform interceptions into completed passes or scramble in order to salvage a snap. They are not necessarily better but they are different.
There's a reason Keenum sucked his entire career until last season.
Please tell us the reason.
That he sucks?
The specific reason why he underachieved.
Because he was playing for two teams with terrible players on the offensive side of the ball. Between the Rams and Texans he has played with only two good players, Hopkins and Gurley, but with the Rams the coaching staff was really bad and with Texans he was probably too young to exploit Hopkins fully.
Yes its quite likely he was in the wrong system. Just look at Foles with the Rams in 2015, a complete disaster. Keenum worked with Kubiak (and Joseph) in Houston so they obviously see some positive potential on the back of what he did last year.
One thing though, the Vikings run the ball a lot and used Mckinnon ability to catch a lot too, the Broncos seem to be a little bit different in that regard, so I'm curious to see if they will lean in that direction.
I can’t help but like that Kirk Cousins is getting paid
Pats clearing some space for Braxton Berrios I see. 
I fully agree.
Sam Bradford to the Cardinals. Dont know how much of a step up is that from Carson Palmer. The Cards wont be going anywhere this season with Bradford.
Noooo
Pats should've paid him - he knows the system, makes big catches & Brady trusts him. Edelman & Mitchell need to stay healthy if we're not planning on replacing him.
Lots of changes for the offense it seems - Burkhead, Lewis & Solder look like they're leaving too & there's still questions about Gronk (I think he'll do 1 more year then call it quits)
Great move for the Cardinals. They also have Gabbert which should help spread the risk in case Bradford gets hurt again.
I came across that...
4 years, 40m dollars and 20mil guaranteed. I'm happy for him but I'm even happier we didn't consider trying to match that given his injury record and output.
That is inevitable.
They've incorporated the risk. If he can get back to his 2016 performances then they will be great next year.
For me Bradford is really good, if only he good stay healthy.
Edit: The Vikings should have plenty of high comps picks next year.
Edit: The Vikings should have plenty of high comps picks next year.
Yup. Injured for the whole contract, one good year and that. We can't match it.
Plus, Lockett's deal expires next year and he's more durable (bar a broken leg) and handles returns. Does mean we are likely losing Graham and Richardson, not sure we can rely on Willson to step up and be a TE1 either so we're going to need to bring some people in.
Whoops
Until Zach Martin inevitably gets a new deal from Dallas.
Don't think any other club was offering anything remotely near Chicago's craziness.
May depend on the backup options as Bradford will likely get injured.
Packers set to sign Jimmy Graham.
Nelson released - wow
Holy shit Nelson. Making cap space to sign defensive players?
Nelson to Patriots in 5...4...3...
Don't.
Gute's making waves!
Graham will be a brilliant signing for GB!