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Draft is Complete and Dolphins Didn't Draft Another QB. What Does That Tell Us?

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I think it tells us what they really think of Rosen and his progress since being pulled from the Redskins game last year. I think Flores and Co. are quite comfortable with Rosen, just as they said in the last month of '19. Will he ever start? I don't know. But, we will surely see Rosen this year if Fitz goes down at all.
 
They have 4 qbs on the roster at the moment. If they need another camp arm to replace Tua there's still time and room to do that.
 
I highly doubt that there is still anyone in the league that thinks Josh Rosen will end up being anything more than a practice squad QB within 5 years. He just isn't very good. As badly as he wants to be good, and as badly as others want to believe he can be, he just isn't.
 
I meant serious competition, guys. Not camp fodder

I doubt many of us thought they were going to draft two 53 man roster qbs this year. Barring injury it's Tua, Rosen and Fitz. They weren't going to keep 4 qb and unlikely drafting one with a higher ceiling than Rosen
 
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I doubt may of us thought they were going to draft two 53 man roser qbs this year. Barring injury it's Tua, Rosen and Fitz. They weren't going to keep 4 qb and unlikely drafting one with a higher ceiling than Rosen
Several pundits i watched said they might or should. I even leaned toward that myself, given Tua's injury history. The fact that they didn't tells me they are happy with their two best QB prospects as it stands right now. Actions speak louder than words. I find that quite encouraging.
 
I highly doubt that there is still anyone in the league that thinks Josh Rosen will end up being anything more than a practice squad QB within 5 years. He just isn't very good. As badly as he wants to be good, and as badly as others want to believe he can be, he just isn't.

I think it's hard for people to make career projections based on the 3 games Rosen started in 2019. Obviously some people thought he had some promise in 2018. I think you're doing a player a dis-service if you annoint them or dismiss them after just 3 starts. Players can develop and improve and not all are ready to go straight out the box.
 
Rosen is low risk, low salary, with first round tools. He is absolutely someone worth keeping this year, barring him being a little bitch in the QB room or something.

He also is good Tua injury insurance. Sorry but had to say it. If he continues to develop, he could find himself stepping into action if we get to the (dare I say it) postseason and want minimal dropoff.

He DOES need to show progress if he is to stick around after this year though.
 
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