Case Keenum

QB

#18

Experience: 12 years

Height: 6-1

Age: 36

Weight: 215 lbs

College: Houston

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Passing

YEAR	TEAM	G	ATT	COMP	PCT	YDS	AVG	LNG	TD	INT	1st	1st%	20+	SCK	SCKY	RATE
2023	Houston Texans	2	53	34	64.2	291	5.5	41	1	3	14	26.4	3	6	60	61.1
2022	Buffalo Bills	2	7	2	28.6	8	1.1	5	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	39.6
2021	Cleveland Browns	7	72	47	65.3	462	6.4	34	3	1	25	34.7	4	5	29	91.3
2020	Cleveland Browns	2	10	5	50	46	4.6	24	0	0	2	20	1	0	0	62.9
2019	Washington Commanders	10	247	160	64.8	1707	6.9	69	11	5	83	33.6	18	15	145	91.3
2018	Denver Broncos	16	586	365	62.3	3890	6.6	64	18	15	179	30.6	52	34	235	81.2
2017	Minnesota Vikings	15	481	325	67.6	3547	7.4	65	22	7	179	37.2	45	22	136	98.3
2016	Los Angeles Rams	10	322	196	60.9	2201	6.8	65	9	11	102	31.7	31	23	140	76.4
2015	Los Angeles Rams	6	125	76	60.8	828	6.6	60	4	1	41	32.8	7	4	28	87.7
2014	Houston Texans	2	77	45	58.4	435	5.6	35	2	2	21	27.3	6	3	15	72.2
2013	Houston Texans	8	253	137	54.2	1760	7	66	9	6	76	30	26	19	201	78.2
TOTAL		80	2233	1392	62.3	15175	6.8	69	79	51	722	32.3	193	131	989	84.6

Rushing

YEAR	TEAM	G	ATT	YDS	AVG	LNG	TD	1st	1st%	20+	40+	FUM
2023	Houston Texans	2	2	1	0.5	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
2022	Buffalo Bills	2	5	0	0	4	0	0	0	0	0	0
2021	Cleveland Browns	7	12	22	1.8	10	0	6	50	0	0	0
2020	Cleveland Browns	2
2019	Washington Commanders	10	9	12	1.3	9	1	2	22.2	0	0	2
2018	Denver Broncos	16	26	93	3.6	17	2	10	38.5	0	0	3
2017	Minnesota Vikings	15	40	160	4	22	1	13	32.5	2	0	0
2016	Los Angeles Rams	10	20	51	2.6	13	1	7	35	0	0	0
2015	Los Angeles Rams	6	12	5	0.4	4	0	1	8.3	0	0	2
2014	Houston Texans	2	10	35	3.5	13	0	6	60	0	0	0
2013	Houston Texans	8	14	72	5.1	22	1	6	42.9	1	0	0
TOTAL		80	150	451	3	22	6	51	34	3	0	8

Fumbles

YEAR	TEAM	G	FUM	LOST	FF	OWN FR	OPP FR	TD
2023	Houston Texans	2	1	0
2022	Buffalo Bills	2
2021	Cleveland Browns	7	1	1
2020	Cleveland Browns	2
2019	Washington Commanders	10	6	3	0	1
2018	Denver Broncos	16	11	2		5
2017	Minnesota Vikings	15	1	1	1
2016	Los Angeles Rams	10	5	1		3
2015	Los Angeles Rams	6	3	2
2014	Houston Texans	2	1	1
2013	Houston Texans	8	6	2
TOTAL		80	35	13	1	9	0	0

Defense

YEAR	TEAM	G	Total	Solo	AST	SCK	SFTY	PDEF	INT	TDS	YDS	AVG	LNG
2023	Houston Texans	2
2022	Buffalo Bills	2
2021	Cleveland Browns	7
2020	Cleveland Browns	2
2019	Washington Commanders	10	1	1	0	0	0	0
2018	Denver Broncos	16
2017	Minnesota Vikings	15	1	1	0	0	0	0
2016	Los Angeles Rams	10
2015	Los Angeles Rams	6
2014	Houston Texans	2
2013	Houston Texans	8
TOTAL		80	2	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Biography

TRANSACTIONS: Originally signed by the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent on May 14, 2012....Waived by the Texans on Aug. 31, 2012...Signed to the Texans practice squad on Sept. 1, 2012...Waived by the Texans on Aug. 31, 2014...Acquired via waivers by the St. Louis Rams from the Texans on Sept. 1, 2014...Waived by the Rams on Oct. 28, 2014...Signed to the Rams' practice squad on Oct. 29, 2014...Signed to the Texans active roster on Dec. 15, 2014...Acquired via trade by Rams from the Texans on March 11, 2015...Signed with the Los Angeles Rams as a restricted free agent on March 9, 2016...Signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an unrestricted free agent on March 31, 2017...Signed by the Denver Broncos as an unrestricted free agent on March 15, 2018...Acquired via trade by Washington from the Broncos on March 13, 2019...Signed by the Cleveland Browns as an unrestricted free agent on March 18, 2020...Acquired via trade by the Buffalo Bills from the Browns on March 20, 2022...Signed with the Houston Texans as an unrestricted free agent on March 17, 2023.

CAREER:

Started in 66-of-80 career games with the Texans (2013-14; 2023), Rams (2014-16), Vikings (2017), Broncos (2018), Commanders (2019), Browns (2020-21) and Bills (2022). He has completed 1,392-of-2,233 passes (62.3 avg.) for 15,175 yards (6.8 avg.), 79 touchdowns and 51 interceptions for a passer rating of 84.6 percent.
Competed in two playoff games, completing 53-of-88 passes (60.2 avg.) for 589 yards (6.7 avg.) and two touchdowns. Notched three interceptions for a 73.5 percent passer rating
Helped WR Courtland Sutton (704), WR Emmanuel Sanders (868) and WR Kenny Britt (1,002) have career seasons in receiving yards.

2023 (Houston 2/2):

Started in both games he appeared in this season and completed 34-of-53 passing attempts for 291 yards and one touchdown
Made his season debut and his 65th career start in the Week 15 overtime win at Tennessee (12/17), completing 23-of-36 passes for 229 yards, one touchdown and one interception
Led the Texans on a 44-yard drive in overtime to set up the game-winning field goal from Ka'imi Fairbairn in Week 15
Completed 11-of-17 passes for 62 yard in Week 16 vs. Cleveland (12/24)

2022 (Buffalo 2/0):

Completed seven passes in two games with the Bills, serving as the backup quarterback for QB Josh Allen

2021 (Cleveland 7/2):

Played in seven games (two starts), passing for 462 yards, three touchdowns and owning a 2-0 record as a starting quarterback
Most productive game came in Week 7, throwing for 199 yards and one score and helping the team to a 17-14 win vs. Denver (10/21)

2020 (Cleveland 2/0):

Saw action in two games during his first season with Cleveland

2019 (Washington 10/8):

Started eight games, passing for 1,707 yards and 11 touchdowns with a 64.8 completion percentage (160-for-247)
Went 30-of-44 passing for a career high 380 yards and three touchdowns at Philadelphia in the season opener (9/8)
Posted three games of passing for two touchdowns and zero interceptions, at Philadelphia (9/8), vs. Dallas (9/15) and at Miami (10/13)

2018 (Denver 16/16):

Started all 16 games, recording career-highs in pass attempts (586), completions (365) and passing yards (3,890)
Only season in his career where he started the entire year
Passed for over 300 yards in three games vs. Seattle (9/9), at the New York Jets (10/7) and vs. the Los Angeles Rams (10/14)
Helped WR Emmanuel Sanders (868) and WR Courtland Sutton (704) to 700-plus receiving yard seasons

2017 (Minnesota 15/14):

Set a career-high with 22 touchdown passes and registered 3,547 passing yards, while leading the team to a 11-3 record as a starter
Won the NFC North Division title and added an NFC Championship Game appearance in 2017, the first such appearance for the Vikings in eight years
Connected with WR Stefon Diggs for a 61-yard touchdown pass as time expired to win an NFC Divisional Round Game vs. New Orleans (1/14)

2016 (Los Angeles Rams 10/9):

Started nine games, passing for 2,201 yards, nine touchdowns and 60.9 completion percentage
Split time with QB Jared Goff during the year
Helped WR Kenny Britt to a 1,000-yard receiving season, the only one of his nine-year career

2015 (St. Louis 6/5):

Earned five starts, throwing four touchdown passes for 828 yards and 87.8 passer rating
Started the final four games of the season, posting a 3-1 record, while passing for 692 yards and three touchdowns

2014 (Houston 2/2):

Started two games for the Texans after being activated from St. Louis' practice squad
Competed 25-of-35 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns vs. Jacksonville (12/28)
Threw for 185 yards on 20-of-42 passing vs. Baltimore (12/21)

2013 (Houston 8/8):

Started all eight games in which he appeared in, totaling 1,760 yards and nine touchdowns
Threw for 822 yards, seven touchdowns and zero interceptions in his first three NFL starts
Owned a 105-consecutive passes without an interception streak, the third-longest in franchise history

2012 (Houston 0/0):

Spent the entire season on the practice squad

COLLEGE:

Played five years (2007-11) at the University of Houston
Concluded his college career as the NCAA's all-time leading passer with 19,217 yards and 155 touchdowns
Competed in 57 games and completed 69.4 percent of his passes during his five-year career at Houston
Earned the 2009 and 2011 Sammy Baugh Trophy, awarded to the nation's top college passer
Just one-of-two players in NCAA history to register multiple 5,000-yard passing seasons
Threw for a career high 599 passing yards vs. Southern Mississippi in 2009

PERSONAL:

Prepped at Wylie High School in Abilene, Texas, where he passed for 6,783 yards and 48 touchdowns
Led his high school team to 31 wins in 42 starts
Lettered in basketball and track
Son of Steve and Susan
Participated in Fellowship of Christian Athletes

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