NFL 2016

[Blindgreed1]

Once again, if that were the case then I'd have to expect they knew what they were doing in letting him go. But I don't see them losing much of a step in their defense even with the post-victory raiding that goes on. Sanchez should have a decent shot at proving he's more than a midrange qb, guess we will see. At any rate Osweilers jump was way riskier for him than it was for the Broncos.

They didn't "let him go." He walked. And Houston's D is much younger than Denver's so I see it more of a win, win for Osweiler. And Sanchez?... Good luck with that Dono.