It’s a focal point for a lot of pundits and fans, no doubt about it. When a quarterback leaves one team and joins a foe, the worries about the ex revealing the playbook or intricacies of the offense become a major talking point.
That’s certainly the case for the Detroit Lions this week. Longtime QB David Blough opted to sign on with the Minnesota Vikings practice squad after the Lions unceremoniously dumped him the morning after the roster cutdown to 53 players. Blough and the Vikings are on the docket this week, and there is considerable consternation about how much he can aid his new team against his old one.
