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You can't keep around a former #1 pick as the backup to his replacement because he wasn't good enough. I think he has two career paths he can take. The first is as that guy who signs with a new team every year to be the gap starter and/or backup depending on that team's situation. Think guys like Jameis, Wilson, Brissett the last few years, as he'll be a game manager for them while they try to re-build the roster. The other is as a really good long term backup QB for one team. He's smart and will make for a great addition to the QB room in film study and game prep. He won't be a stud replacement if the starter goes down, but he'd be better than most other backups and you know he'll be ready to play when called upon. -
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This is really an offseason topic, but its better than talking in circles about Bryce
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