Kaspers Korner

The Buffalo Bills look to have a franchise quarterback in Trent Edwards.  The one big question that still remains with him is can he stay healthy for a whole season.

Edwards biggest negative coming out of college was that he is unable to stay healthy for a whole full season.

That so far Edwards has proven that to be true as he has missed two games last year due to a groin injury and six games due to a hand injury in his rookie season.

Edwards has all the physical and mental tools to be a great quarterback in the National Football League, which Bills coaches notice right away.

Edwards right off the bat displayed the mental intelligence that it takes to be successful as he at the line of scrimmage even as a rookie was able to read defenses and know where he has to go with the football.

If Edwards cannot stay healthy for a whole season then he is useless as the AFC East is one of the most competitive divisions in the NFL.

Also, with Tom Brady back it is more important than ever that he doesn’t miss games, because from 2002-2006 Brady did not miss one game and most likely will not again for a long time.

I am hoping that this is the year that Edwards proves everyone wrong and starts all sixteen games, becomes am elite quarterback, and leads the Bills to the playoffs.