True or False Brock Osweiler will be the biggest bust/mistake in this years free agency signings?

Not sure. He sure got massively overpaid. But if he goes on to become even a moderately competent QB, much less a great one, it will have been worth it. QB is the hardest and most impactful position to fill in the NFL. The Texans are loaded in alot of respects. QB is what has been holding them back. It's entirely possible that they could have overpaid and it STILL be the best move they could have made.

False....every year there is that one guy who completely craps the bed for his new team right from day 1. Will Brock have big success or ultimately fail? Way too early to tell but factor in the certainties and no way he busts out as bad as someone else will. He was handed the starting job (yes they will claim he has to earn it...they paid him to play), he starts this venture with a massive chip on his shoulder after feeling slighted in Denver then Elway clearly disrespected him not only on his way out the door but in the period leading up to free agency when didn't even make an effort to sign him until he knew whether or not Peyton would return. Those are motivators and Houston is just as motivated to give him every advantage. Plus he showed reasonable enough talent to be a 2nd round pick and played reasonably well in his small sample time....his leash is long. Is he good enough in the long run.....I have no idea but he will be given more opportunity than most to try and succeed.

False

Bust

It's really impossible to tell right now. He still has a lot to prove, but has shown a lot of potential at the same time. Don't think he'll be spectacular, but don't think he'll be Brian Hoyer-awful either

Hard to say!I am unsure that Bradford will be any better!Both have potentional and were paid big for it.I have a feeling one of those 2 teams will regret their decesion

Not sure but it really hurts Denver, I think they are now looking at a 7 win season.

False.

Even if he's a mistake, there will be a bigger one somewhere else.

True.