Starting Geno Smith is a cyanide pill that ends an NFL coaching career in a week
He realized that starting Geno Smith is a suicide machine for coaches. That's just a pill that you pop cyanide. It's like the dude in Bosnia, I have taken poison, should have just stood up and said, I have started Geno Smith. And he's dead within the week. It's over.
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Case Keenum has reached the point where he won't be benched even if he loses a game
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