Originally, Keenum was seen as the short-term answer at quarterback due to his veteran experience until Jared Goff was comfortable enough to handle the starting role, but things haven’t gone according to plan over the first five games. Los Angeles may be sitting right below the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC West standings with a 3-2 record, but some of the performances by Keenum have been average at best.
Unless Keenum miraculously turns things around over the next few games, Jeff Fisher may want to strongly consider replacing his veteran with Goff to see if it will provide a boost to the passing game.