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Originally Posted by vailpass
IMHO Everything except his work ethic and field management looks like he's been on an 18 month lay off. Strength, timing, none of it is 100%. Live game action and continued work outs are the only things that can bring that closer to where he was before; how close he ever gets remains to be seen.
I'll divide the season up into thirds (assuming he makes it a season. Who knows?). The first 5 games are getting back into it, knocking the rust off, building strength, getting used to new WRs and Offense, testing out the neck and body to see if he can take the constant beating of the NFL.
I'll look at the next five games to see how he improves over the first five. I'll look at the last 6 games to see where he stands. At this point this season is all speculation, that's why his contract is written the way it is.
I'm watching Denver's backup QB situation just as closely, if Osweiller isn't it I want to see us draft or trade for a QB next year.
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Rep for this take. I agree 100 percent. Same brilliant mind, but physically he isn't there at this time.