Quote:Reread what I wrote.


Re: Bridgewater, I said average Pro Day workout =red flags...no Pro Day workout=doomed to fail.


That is not the same as charging you with saying some red flags=failure.


That said, if those of you mentioning the red flags are not associating it with at minimum diminished prospects of future NFL QB success, then why mention them at all?

SOME red flags would certainly be raised in my opinion.


He's throwing in an environment that he should be able to show off his skills. The best I have heard his workout described is average. The only way I wouldn't see that affecting his draft status is if a team had no questions about him. An average to bad workout would sure not give me the warm fuzzies if I went in hoping to see some questions answered.


Listen, I don't care who we draft if Caldwell and Co. think he's the guy. But to say (as some people have) that a poor pro day workout will have NO effect is being a bit naive...or have already made up their mind(s) on a player.

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