Teddy Bridgewater Dropping Back and Throwing

[mattjames2010]

Good to be seeing this. Some scary news coming out the past couple months that he might not play again or, at the very least, not for a while.

 

[Silver N Blue]

Either way he wont unseat Bradford.

 

[Longboysfan]

Dink and dunk then duck in Minnesota.

 

[sean10mm]

The dude was in real danger of losing his leg from a completely freakish, out of nowhere, non-contact injury. Never mind his NFL future, I'm just glad the dude can move around, honestly.

 

[Avery]

The dude was in real danger of losing his leg from a completely freakish, out of nowhere, non-contact injury. Never mind his NFL future, I'm just glad the dude can move around, honestly.

Yeah, totally nuts. Hope he can come back as he's a good kid.

 

[mattjames2010]

Either way he wont unseat Bradford.

Depends on Bridgewater's health. With how Minny imploded last year, what can Sam do that Bridgewater can't? The guy is a career backup, Teddy is a young QB who has potential to be their franchise guy.

Bradford needs to hit the bench and stay there. Enough with the NFL experimenting with him still.

 

[Silver N Blue]

Depends on Bridgewater's health. With how Minny imploded last year, what can Sam do that Bridgewater can't? The guy is a career backup, Teddy is a young QB who has potential to be their franchise guy.

Bradford needs to hit the bench and stay there. Enough with the NFL experimenting with him still.

Just my opinion bridgewater is not that good not that Bradford is much better but he is better.

 

[Sarge]

Bridgewater was very average when he was healthy. Team was going nowhere with him at QB and they still are going nowhere with Bradford. The Vikings are one helluva boring team. Ok, carry on...

 

[LocimusPrime]

Bridgewater is done in Minnesota. They just got chase daniels as back up to Bradford. He wasn't a franchise qb to begin with but it's good seeing him getting his feet back