Quote:It's very arguable... Geno had much bigger performances, especially in the first half of his last season.  Teddy was more steady a performer, but never had any HUGE days like Geno did.  I'm certainly no Geno fan, but I suppose some folks memories suffer from bias for the most recent and forget the headlines he was making.  Geno was much more risk/reward, where Ted has been pretty consistent.  There probably isn't as much difference between the two overall than some may want to believe.

 

As, it's been stated before, some don't think any of these QBs have first round grades and aren't sure fire franchise candidates... and that's where Geno fits based on where he was drafted.  So, it's certainly plausible whether you agree or not.

 

Yes, you're right...there's not much difference between Bridgewater and Geno...aside from decision making, pocket presence, timing, and accuracy. Oh and that one played in a pro-style offense while the other played in a spread. Or that one's deep ball can be questioned, whereas the other has the deep ball listed as his strengths.

 

Yes, you're right. There's not much difference between Bridgewater and Geno.

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