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2013 Colts @ Texans
Remember that perfect, Warner-esk, bomb to Givens? Yeah, Keenum was making his deep bombs look automatic. I really have no idea why the Texans didn't stick with him.
I will admit I'm probably the best at snagging the Kool-Aid pitcher at first opportunity, but I think Keenam has something.
Even in Preseason against the Raiders, he was playing really well. I watched part of it and he was 11-14 at one point and completed multiple first downs.
Remember how we were all pretty ticked and confused the Rams never hit an easy slant? Outside of the deep bomb, which I saw him look great in multiple games doing (KC 2013), Keenum looks really good at throwing those short, sharp, strikes. He demonstrated some reeeally nifty pocket awareness, too.
You know how Wilson buys time by doing that little spin and gets outside the pocket to but time and throws a strike? Yeah, Keenum has that. He's not as mobile as Wilson, of course, but I think Keenum throws a better ball. He does not have a problem with 50 yarders, that's plenty.
Keenum's ball appears to have zero float to it on any passes. I know Foles's does tend to hang. I come to believe Keenum has a very clean release and is really good about getting his feet under him unless he just has a guy right on him.
So my MO is this
I just think we may have something here. So in the event Foles does not see the field for the rest of the year unless Case gets hurt, I think we should trade him for a fourth round pick to some desperate team. His contract isn't that much considering what an average started makes.
Just my .02
Remember that perfect, Warner-esk, bomb to Givens? Yeah, Keenum was making his deep bombs look automatic. I really have no idea why the Texans didn't stick with him.
I will admit I'm probably the best at snagging the Kool-Aid pitcher at first opportunity, but I think Keenam has something.
Even in Preseason against the Raiders, he was playing really well. I watched part of it and he was 11-14 at one point and completed multiple first downs.
Remember how we were all pretty ticked and confused the Rams never hit an easy slant? Outside of the deep bomb, which I saw him look great in multiple games doing (KC 2013), Keenum looks really good at throwing those short, sharp, strikes. He demonstrated some reeeally nifty pocket awareness, too.
You know how Wilson buys time by doing that little spin and gets outside the pocket to but time and throws a strike? Yeah, Keenum has that. He's not as mobile as Wilson, of course, but I think Keenum throws a better ball. He does not have a problem with 50 yarders, that's plenty.
Keenum's ball appears to have zero float to it on any passes. I know Foles's does tend to hang. I come to believe Keenum has a very clean release and is really good about getting his feet under him unless he just has a guy right on him.
So my MO is this
I just think we may have something here. So in the event Foles does not see the field for the rest of the year unless Case gets hurt, I think we should trade him for a fourth round pick to some desperate team. His contract isn't that much considering what an average started makes.
Just my .02