Thompson > Bridgewater (???)
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Well played lol
You aren’t winning anything in the NFL if your starting QB is injured and you have to rely on your backup to win games.
I think Bridgewater is probably one of the best backups in the NFL at this time but if Tua goes down, the Dolphins are in serious trouble no matter who the backup is.
No NFL team drafted Strong, so he obviously wasn’t viewed by any team to be worthy of a draft pick.
As far as Purdy is concerned. He is presently listed as 4th on the 49ers depth chart at QB and he will likely end up on the PS of the 49ers or another NFL at best.
So I suspect Purdy and Thompson will both spend their rookie seasons on the practice squad of an NFL team.
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Exactly…the odds are against it, but you never know!
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It's weird to keep seeing people say Bridgewater is bad. His numbers were pretty much identical to Tua last year:
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DYAR
Teddy 14th
Tua 18th
DVOA
Teddy 10th
Tua 18th
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It's weird to keep seeing people say Bridgewater is bad. His numbers were pretty much identical to Tua last year:
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DYAR
Teddy 14th
Tua 18th
DVOA
Teddy 10th
Tua 18th
Much like Tua so far he's a game manager. I'm not surprised if a guy who succeeds based on his mastery of a system struggles a bit early in not only an entirely new system but with new players also learning the system.
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Thats why many of us watch football and don’t just study numbers like it’s math class. Denvers offense could have been so much better with a good qb, while Miamis would have killed about any qb last year. Tua is lucky he survived that playcalling and line.It's weird to keep seeing people say Bridgewater is bad. His numbers were pretty much identical to Tua last year:
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DYAR
Teddy 14th
Tua 18th
DVOA
Teddy 10th
Tua 18th
But go on….
Tua hasn't had 2 full years and Teddy has been around awhile with much better teams like the Saints, Vikings and Broncos
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Teddy had a rough day in the joint practice with Tampa today. Didn't hear a thing about Skylar - did he not play?
With the trade of Adam Shaheen to Houston, we have one less tight end on the roster. Maybe when the final roster is set, we have 1 more QB and 1 less TE than we rolled with last season.
Better than Tom Brady?? Haha. OK, IMO you have to go with Teddy. He has won a significant number of games. He has skills. This, as usual a 1 year thing. As long as ST can be stashed safely…
If not, and MM likes him a lot, we will have to carry 3 QBs on the squad. Don’t forget.. both Tua and Teddy have an injury history. JMO.