Bryan Broaddus has the first in his series of Cowboys positional breakdowns - the quarterback position. While QB is among the more mundane positions to consider on this roster - Tony Romo is the man, Jon Kitna is the undisputed backup, and Stephen McGee would have to look awful to not be the number three - there are questions for both of the backups to answer.
↵Kitna clearly has more than Brad Johnson did in his Cowboys days, but that is an incredibly low bar. Does he have enough to get the Cowboys through a 3-4 game stretch, if needed? I'm a little more skeptical than Broaddus seems to be. His arm is becoming a liability, and his judgment is overrated, as his career 152 TD, 151 INT ratio attests.
↵McGee was a curious selection at the time that Dallas made him the first pick in the fourth round in 2009, after showing very little at A&M. He hasn't proven the team correct yet, and in the next year or so he will really need to show something to stay in the league. Broaddus mentions his biggest liability: slow decision skills.
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