I have to say a few games this yesr,
our D could have made it so that Keenum didn't have to do what he does worst - put together a game winning drive free of INTs
I was upset early on about Fisher's moves with Goff and Keenum in training camp - and especially after the first game against Satan's Friends loss and that "sixth sense" excuse Keenum had, but at 3-1 I still wanted Goff but i was okay with winning ugly (go figure) but now after 3 straight losses and a bye week with all sorts of inconsistency everywhere and standing at 3-4 yet again, i'm suddenly have slipped into what i call resignation mode (Ramfanitis) and have begun looking forward to the 2017 season.
If you can't beat Fisher, join him, I say!!
At this point you might as well keep Goff on the bench all year and let Keenum finish the season.
With the O-line taking a step back and Gurley not running effectively and our defense all injured and running hot and cold, maybe it would be better if the team put together a nice little winning run of complete games. You know, like a total team victory, a game in which we forget all about Hekker instead of chanting MVP when he comes on the field... It might be nice to have a well-oiled machine at least playing tough both sides of the ball, playing with confidence before making Goff move. I mean, If the defense can play lights out and Keenum can put up some numbers we can win. Then introduce Goff into a confident team instead of a desperste team looking for answers from a rookie with 8 games to play instead of an entire season which he deserves.
It might be best to let Goff and Thomas and Cooper develop a repoit of some sort and keep the kid fresh and shiny for 2017.
Let this be the year of the Tavon jump balls in the endzone and praying for Robert Quinn to not only get healthy but maybe even see a ref throw a flag for holding.
Get on the Keenum train!!!!
It's a one time deal folks and you gotta get it while it's hot - the 2016 season is halfway over