I don't know if we know that is what was actually offered here, we'll not know until the details of what we put to him are ever released. I find it hard to imagine any QB would give up a starting chance for a clipboard holder job with no assurances that the starting job was going to fall to him anytime soon. Brees shows zero signs of slowing down tbh. That's why I think we probably gave him no assurances about starting which is worrying or positive. Worrying because it may mean we offered him the job to compete with Tannehill, or positive in that we may have offered him the role to compete with a top draft pick.
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I don't believe the reports Miami made an offer. Bridgewater's reps IMO used Miami to get something more out of NO.
That’s not how these guys think. They are all alpha males and they believe that they can win everywhere. They believe if given a chance they will prove their worth and get a big payday, regardless of the circumstances. If we had offered him more money and the starting QB position or the chance to compete for it, he would have taken it.I look at it this way, the chances of him having a good season with this group is remote. Teddy could do more damage to his name playing on this team for a year.....IMO, he is thinking long term and Miami ain't it.
I believe this train of thought.That’s not how these guys think. They are all alpha males and they believe that they can win everywhere. They believe if given a chance they will prove their worth and get a big payday, regardless of the circumstances. If we had offered him more money and the starting QB position or the chance to compete for it, he would have taken it.
Wow, if that's all we offered him then I don't think we really wanted him. 5 mill a year is nothing for a starting QBMiami native Teddy Bridgewater is opting to stay in New Orleans.
Bridgewater, an unrestricted free-agent quarterback, is expected to re-sign with the Saints on Wednesday after declining a two-year, $10 million offer from the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday, according to a league source.
Bridgewater, a former Miami Northwestern High standout, believes he can continue to improve under Saints coach Sean Payton and eventually succeed quarterback Drew Brees as the future Saints starter.
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports...olphins-teddy-bridgewater-20190312-story.html