To know Case Keenum is to understand that he seems to play differently in the first half of the season than in the second half of the season.
You do have to omit his first season as a surprise starter in a far-too-early forced-up-from-the-practice-squad-to-starter-season (2013).
You do have to omit his first season as a surprise starter in a far-too-early forced-up-from-the-practice-squad-to-starter-season (2013).
However, as an adult Keenum has been straight up ice water vein pumping, put your money on him, "Oh-my-God-we're-winning, that's my quarterback," in the second half of the season.
Since 2013 Keenum has played 21 games that took place between Week 9-16, his teams have been 15-6
Since 2013 Keenum has played 21 games that took place between Week 9-16, his teams have been 15-6
during those weeks.
Keenum has only thrown 7 total interceptions in those 21 games (18.9% of his total career interceptions (37)) and 24 passing touchdowns in those 21 games (40.7% of his total career touchdowns (59)).
In 2017 Keenum only threw interceptions in two games from
Keenum has only thrown 7 total interceptions in those 21 games (18.9% of his total career interceptions (37)) and 24 passing touchdowns in those 21 games (40.7% of his total career touchdowns (59)).
In 2017 Keenum only threw interceptions in two games from
Weeks 9-16. At this exact point in the season he had thrown 14 touchdowns (he's thrown 13 thus far in 2018). Conversely he had 5 interceptions during these same weeks in 2017. Keenum sits with 10 interceptions in 2018.
However, he has not thrown an interception since Week 8.
However, he has not thrown an interception since Week 8.
Keenum had a legitimate argument for MVP in 2017. How perfect can @casekeenum be to close out 2018?
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