Rookie QBs aren't always starters right away, and if (when) Miami drafts a QB in the 2020 draft, they should have an option in place to start in the interim.
But you say to yourself, "We already have that in Fitzpatrick!"
That's true. However, as the team looks to regain competitiveness in 2020 with an assumed infusion of talent, are there better options for Miami, especially if the team wants to compete in 2020?
The Saints and Teddy Bridgewater are likely to separate, meaning Miami will have another chance to pursue the Miami native. He'll probably be pretty pricey, but it could be his chance to rejuvenate his career.
Andy Dalton is looking like another QB looking for a new team in 2020. His time in Cincy has been up and down, but he's had a couple solid seasons and may also be wanting an opportunity to start fresh and prove himself.
So who would you go with?
But you say to yourself, "We already have that in Fitzpatrick!"
That's true. However, as the team looks to regain competitiveness in 2020 with an assumed infusion of talent, are there better options for Miami, especially if the team wants to compete in 2020?
The Saints and Teddy Bridgewater are likely to separate, meaning Miami will have another chance to pursue the Miami native. He'll probably be pretty pricey, but it could be his chance to rejuvenate his career.
Andy Dalton is looking like another QB looking for a new team in 2020. His time in Cincy has been up and down, but he's had a couple solid seasons and may also be wanting an opportunity to start fresh and prove himself.
So who would you go with?