Quote:His NFL.com draft profile states his "passing stats are padded from operating a passing game that relies heavily on short, lateral tosses."

 

Again, the weak competition helps whether you agree or disagree.

 

Folks also are quick to brush off the fact his stats are nearly identical to those of Joe Ganz (a QB that's not even NFL caliber) in the very same system.

 

Odd how you're not allowed to make observations or ask questions about Ted.  Not that you really get an answer to the tough ones, though.  They're merely brushed aside.  Why is that?  All for naught, as it's just another question that will go unanswered.

 

BTW...this is the kind of "logic" that gets Aaron Rodgers to fall into the the 20s simply because he played in the same system (and was coached by the same guy) as Akili Smith, Joey Harrington, and Kyle Boller.

 

You don't scout the team, and you don't scout the system....scout the player.

 

If anything, certain systems will make it more difficult to scout a player (see Carr, Derek). But since Bridgewater is playing in a pro-style offense, it actually makes it easier to get a better gauge of what he can do and can't do once he gets to the Pros.

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