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Would it be possible to have rotating Quarterbacks?
So I am a vikings fan and Sam Bradford has been cleared for practice he is very accurate but isnt mobile. Would it be possible or practical to use Case Keenum and Sam bradford in a game interchangebly? When I say this i mean in General like it just got me thinking if it could work
11 Answers
- conley39Lv 73 years agoFavorite Answer
It's been tried a couple of times in the past with other teams and players with little to no success. It's not practical.
- Anonymous3 years ago
Didn't they do that with Tim teebow?
- Zombie BirdhouseLv 73 years ago
Certain college head coaches have done this.......but you have to go back to the 1951 NFL season where two healthy QB's shared starting duties and the team won the championship....Waterfield/Van Brocklin with the Rams. In their early years, the Saints tried a time-share with Billy Kilmer and Edd Hargett -- and it was ditched when Archie Manning was drafted.
- yLv 73 years ago
Not enough practice snaps to have two fully integrated like that. Some teams have, had, and will in the future small packages for certain QB's and such. Seems to be a fad for a while and then once teams adjust, it goes out of style.
- 3 years ago
No, if you want to lose , bring back Sam Bradford.
The guy could hardly score touchdowns and sucked at the red zone last year, most of his wins were defensive scoring or field goals. Case Keenum is gutsy and confident, all he needs is good defense and he will keep you winning
- Anonymous3 years ago
It never works, for any number of reasons.






