They hoped he could be the placeholder until Goff is ready
What always gets lost is the hope that the team was good enough around him that he could be the game manager like Hill in Minnesota and Birdgewater last year. They hoped that he would continue you that based on what we saw last year.
I guarantee you what I just typed will be ignored... and one poster in particular in this thread will continue to act as if people thought Keenum was great
One of the greatest disappointments about Monday night was the play of the offensive line and the ability to not run the ball, and the defense giving up 28 points to the SF 49ers
And... this... that Keenum played so poorly but as poorly as he played Goff is not ready.
