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So?Bradford's first 13 starts: 60% completion %, 6.1 YPA, 17 TDs to 12 Ints, and a QB Rating between 79 and 80. Bradford was a rookie #1 overall pick that didn't have Andre Johnson and DeAndre Hopkins to throw to in the majority of his starts.
And Bradford looked FAAAAAAAAR better than Keenum.
Keenum's first 13 starts: 56% completion %, 6.8 YPA, 14 TDs to 9 ints, and a QB Rating between 79 and 80. Being a #1 overall doesn't mean anything anymore. Hasn't for a long long time. I'll give you his receiving targets, but Bradford had Clayton and Alexander and Amendola, so he wasn't starved for receivers. And if he was a #1 vs a UDFA, he should have been MILES better than Keenum over their first 13 starts. Not to mention Bradford played in a garbage division his first 13 games and had Steven Jackson. You can say Keenum's a career backup and that he's garbage or he'll never amount to anything, but the truth of the matter is, you don't know that yet.
All that said, CLEARLY they need to aim higher for a signal caller. But unless or until Keenum tanks in a game like Foles has, we may not be in bad shape.