Not even head coach Mike Zimmer appears to know how the Minnesota Vikings will resolve their sticky quarterback situation.
"Have I thought about it? Yes. But quite honestly, up until 3 a.m. the other night when the (NFC title) game got over, my whole focus was on the now and not so much the future," he told reporters Tuesday.
Case Keenum, Teddy Bridgewater, and Sam Bradford are all currently set to become free agents in March.
Bradford entered the season as the starter, but suffered a knee injury in Week 1 that paved the way for Keenum to take over. Bridgewater is a former first-round draft pick, but has thrown just two passes over the last two years while working his way back from a devastating knee injury.
"We'll go through that process and go from there and see how that goes," added Zimmer. "We are just going to work through it."
Zimmer was equally mum when asked about all the pivots individually.
The Vikings' season ended Sunday when they fell to the Philadelphia Eagles one round before Super Bowl LII - which Minneapolis will host.
