04-19-2014, 10:43 AM
On Bridgewater:
<a class="bbc_url" href='http://m.nbcsports.com/content/mark-dominik-teddy-bridgewater%E2%80%99s-problems-go-beyond-pro-day'>http://m.nbcsports.com/content/mark-dominik-teddy-bridgewater%E2%80%99s-problems-go-beyond-pro-day</a>
On Manziel per rotoworld:
Quote:Mark Dominik, the former Buccaneers general manager who now serves as an analyst for ESPN, said on NFL Live that he doesn’t believe Bridgewater’s Pro Day is a problem so much as his skinny frame, as well as the fact that Bridgewater didn’t always look like an elite passer on tape.
“There were things you saw on tape when you watched him,” Dominik said. “Something that scouts internally, we talked about it in Tampa with Teddy Bridgewater last year. Is he really the premiere quarterback? I like the young man, I think he’s a quality individual, he’s got character and leadership and those things. But this is a quarterback, and you’re judged by what quarterback you draft, and I think Teddy Bridgewater might not have all the pieces you’re looking for.
<a class="bbc_url" href='http://m.nbcsports.com/content/mark-dominik-teddy-bridgewater%E2%80%99s-problems-go-beyond-pro-day'>http://m.nbcsports.com/content/mark-dominik-teddy-bridgewater%E2%80%99s-problems-go-beyond-pro-day</a>
On Manziel per rotoworld:
Quote:ESPN's Mark Dominik suggested on NFL Insiders that Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel will "fall a little more than people think" in May's draft.
Dominik's thoughts are particularly interesting because he was GMing in the NFL as recently as this past January, and it's probably a safe bet that he still talks to a lot of people around the league. Dominik opined that Manziel could fall as far as the late first round, and suggested the Texans trading back into the latter part of the frame to acquire "Johnny Football." It's no secret that Texans owner Bob McNair is a big fan of Manziel's. Houston currently drafts at Nos. 1 and 33.