Teddy Bridgewater NCAA 14

[zac358]

91 wouldn't be bad but I honestly think a 93-94 would be more accurate. He should enter the season as a top 5 heisman candidate

[EAGLESFAN10]

If he used his legs more I think He coulda won the Heisman this year but I'm glad he didn't because we needed him this season

Yea we got James Quick dude can flat out play despite his size(175 pounds) he can catch anything (reminds me of Steve Smith without being that vocal)

One thing I do wish is that our D-Line gets bigger (Dunn and Philon)

We also need to improve our running game

also getting James Quick is also letting people know that Louisville Football is on the rise AGAIN ..... Quick could have went to Alabama, Oregon, or Michigan

[zac358]

Our running game was good before perry went out. Also we didnt have our leading rusher from a season ago brown. He will be back. We just added two four star dline. A DE who is 6-3 and 285 and a DT who is 6-1 and over 300. We just got them this week

[redsfan4life]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigbob

He should definitely have a 99 in toughness. Underrated speed, great accuracy, very good arm strength. He's what Michael Vick could have been, if he was patient and stayed in the pocket.

How is he even remotely similar to Mike Vick? Vick was the fastest player on the field at QB. Bridgewater can run but he isn't even remotely close to the fastest player on the field. I'd compare him more to Warren Moon than Mike Vick.

[EAGLESFAN10]

He never said he was faster than Vick

[zac358]

I think warren moon is a very good comparison though. Works the pocket probably better than any other college QB right now.

[redsfan4life]

Quote: Originally Posted by EAGLESFAN10

He never said he was faster than Vick

The comparison still doesn't make sense. Vick is arguably the fastest QB ever. Bridgewater isn't nearly as athletic.

[bigbob]

To say Bridgewater isn't nearly as athletic means you have watched maybe one game on him and based that on your assumptions.

Do you know why he doesn't run the ball?

He said he wants to be a pocket passer.

He'd have no problem running for 100 yards a game, but he doesn't want to. He already said that he does not want to be known as a running quarterback, so he taught himself to stay in the pocket unless he had absolutely no choice.

Vick would run on you as his first choice, even if he had a receiver wide open.

If Vick had stayed in the pocket more, much like he did his first year starting with the Eagles, he would have been a Hall-of-Famer.