Josh Rosen for backup QB?

[Syracusecards]

I’m half kidding but half not too. He’s probably going to get released from Miami and Hundley’s days may be numbered depending on his allegations.

Josh has a little familiarity with what KK runs from talks with him prior to being traded and knows the players and he left on good terms. I don’t recall him burning any bridges on the way out.

I still think he’s got some talent and could step in if needed. I am not saying for starter, just backup.

 

[HGC]

He’s a low cost backup for them so I doubt they’d release him.



read your post wrong. No way the Cardinals trade for him.

 

[BigRedRage]

for a 7th

 

[az jam]

Nope, his time with the Cardinals has passed. Not a smart move for either.

 

[TJ]

Neither side wants that to happen, and if Hudley hasnt been released by now, that means that the team is waiting on something more substantial to come out (most back ups are so expendable that teams would cut them if there was a hint of truth behind DV allegations).

I do hope Rosen gets a legit chance elsewhere.

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

No way...

 

[Solar7]

Rosen's not coming back here. He handled it with class. We did not.

 

[Southpaw]

Patriots. They brought in 2 UFAs , so they are looking, but are only $1 mil under cap.

 

[DVontel]

Rosen's not coming back here. He handled it with class. We did not.

That’s just business.

 

[WildBB]

That’s just business.

Bid(will)ness.

 

[Solar7]

That’s just business.

Business doesn't mean you ignore the kid, keep him in the dark for months, and then don't bother with a phone call to thank him for his time with you and classy way of dealing with it all.

When you're playing with someone's future, it's a POS thing to do, and I'd badmouth any company who did the same to me.

 

[DVontel]

Business doesn't mean you ignore the kid, keep him in the dark for months, and then don't bother with a phone call to thank him for his time with you and classy way of dealing with it all.

When you're playing with someone's future, it's a POS thing to do, and I'd badmouth any company who did the same to me.

Eh, it might be a cutthroat business, but it is still business at the end of the day. You don’t rise to the very top being “classy” or whatever the hell that means(I know what it means, I just hate the context of it 99% of the time).

 

[AZCrazy]

He should be the Pat's backup and thrive there.

 

[Solar7]

Eh, it might be a cutthroat business, but it is still business at the end of the day. You don’t rise to the very top being “classy” or whatever the hell that means(I know what it means, I just hate the context of it 99% of the time).

Being classy has always benefitted me in my career, and even if things did not work out, meant I had glowing reviews from companies and colleagues into the future. Integrity is important.

 

[WhyAlwaysMe]

Rosen is not an air raid QB.

We need someone that could conceivably run the offense. Like Cam.

 

[HGC]

Business doesn't mean you ignore the kid, keep him in the dark for months, and then don't bother with a phone call to thank him for his time with you and classy way of dealing with it all.

When you're playing with someone's future, it's a POS thing to do, and I'd badmouth any company who did the same to me.

The franchise did what they felt was in their best interest. Nobody knows how close they were to trading the pick or when the final decision was made to draft Kyler so keeping Rosen in the dark was necessary.

https://arizonasports.com/story/193...dinals-gm-steve-keim-hasnt-called-post-trade/

Kliff called.

 

[slanidrac16]

Here we go. This will turn into a 15 page thread.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

Neither side wants that to happen, and if Hudley hasnt been released by now, that means that the team is waiting on something more substantial to come out (most back ups are so expendable that teams would cut them if there was a hint of truth behind DV allegations).

I do hope Rosen gets a legit chance elsewhere.

Agreed

 

[Solar7]

The franchise did what they felt was in their best interest. Nobody knows how close they were to trading the pick or when the final decision was made to draft Kyler so keeping Rosen in the dark was necessary.

https://arizonasports.com/story/193...dinals-gm-steve-keim-hasnt-called-post-trade/

Kliff called.

Kliff called, but that shouldn't have been his responsibility. He didn't draft the kid, or make the final call to take Kyler. It was a classless move from Keim.

It doesn't matter either way, just enough to say that there's no way in hell Rosen would ever want to come back and play for this franchise.

 

[BigRedRage]

Being classy has always benefitted me in my career, and even if things did not work out, meant I had glowing reviews from companies and colleagues into the future. Integrity is important.

trying to compare our work lives to NFL ownership or NFL players is futile. Nothing alike.

 

[BigRedRage]

The franchise did what they felt was in their best interest. Nobody knows how close they were to trading the pick or when the final decision was made to draft Kyler so keeping Rosen in the dark was necessary.

https://arizonasports.com/story/193...dinals-gm-steve-keim-hasnt-called-post-trade/

Kliff called.

the cardinals themselves have said they knew the pick before the draft but kept it tight lipped between the trio of leaders and told no one else.

 

[Solar7]

trying to compare our work lives to NFL ownership or NFL players is futile. Nothing alike.

There's still some similarities. Keim has pissed off many players in the way he deals with these things.

For someone who seems so hellbent on drafting captains and high-character individuals, he does not seem to adhere to his own standards.

 

[BigRedRage]

There's still some similarities. Keim has pissed off many players in the way he deals with these things.

For someone who seems so hellbent on drafting captains and high-character individuals, he does not seem to adhere to his own standards.

he has pissed off players who got cut because they couldnt produce. thats life and they are bitter. Show me one that didnt make sense. this has been discussed a million times.

Chris johnson was no longer needed
honey badger was not performing up to expectations and we even offered him more money than houston and he shot it down.
DJ posted something about snakes because he sucks now and we traded him.
What else we got?

 

[cardpa]

Being classy has always benefitted me in my career, and even if things did not work out, meant I had glowing reviews from companies and colleagues into the future. Integrity is important.

The key phrase is highlighted.

 

[splitsecond]

Why are we still talking about this aloof ding dong around here?