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Josh Dobbs for a 7th


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2 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

who?

2017 4th round pick.  Great measurables, great kid, smart kid (engineering degree), high upside.  FWIW beat the Panthers in the last minute in the 2017 preseason.

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1 hour ago, Djmooreforthescore said:

I think Hurney is waiting for training camp cuts to find a back up . There should be solid back ups that don't make it , fore example rg3 might be the odd man out .

Absolutely horrible strategy.  A backup needs training camp in our new system.

An intelligent young man with upside and zero baggage with 3 years on his rookie deal is a no brainer.

A backup QB is nothing to play Russian Roulette with, and we need to save Cam’s reps in the preseason.  Hell that alone is worth a 7th.

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