What’s next for Kirk Cousins? How the Falcons could move on and where the QB would fit best
New York TimesKirk Cousins appeared to be back in peak form as the NFL calendar turned to October. Aaron Rodgers said he thinks Kirk Cousins will be better next year since he’ll be further away from his Achilles injury and feels he has a lot of good years left in him. Whatever the case, Cousins’ relationship with Stefanski could help him trust the Browns to be more straightforward with him than the Falcons were when they surprisingly selected Penix weeks after signing Cousins. For all Cousins’ struggles of late, his EPA per pass play through 14 games this season would rank fourth among all Browns starters since 2000, per TruMedia. Cousins could serve as an attractive bridge to a highly drafted QB, but after what he just experienced with the Falcons, who did not inform Cousins they would select Penix until they were on the clock, going to a rebuilding team almost certain to select a quarterback among the top five picks could shorten his runway sufficiently to make the job less appealing.