Quote:No it's not because dan marino got a 13 on the wonderlic and big ben, david garrard and many others has low scores as well. Ya'll bridgewater haters are really reaching and trying to find reasons not to like him which is pathetic if you ask me. Oh by the way over belove Blaine Gabbert had gotten a 42 on the wonderlic so that tells a person what a score really dictates to a smart GM like Caldwell. The tape doesn't like and real football players are great at their craft. 

I'm pretty sure the Wonderlic score has absolutely nothing to do with the concerns expressed in this thread, but hey, whatever keeps ya warm and fuzzy over your man, Teddy.

 

I continue to stand by the fact that I think Bridgewater is nothing more than a media concocted phenom who is closer to average than top pick material in this QB draft.  There are more than enough flags there to cause concern for any team with a high pick, including the Jaguars.  After listening to all the hype over the past several months, when I got an opportunity to watch a couple of his games, let's just say he was underwhelming.  Not a guy I'd want to dangle out there as a franchise QB.  I don't think there is one in this draft, to be honest.  There are good ones, including Bridgewater, but there are none that really stand out.  Each has legitimate concerns. 

 

In the end, maybe we find a guy in the draft we can develop into something effective in our scheme.  Maybe we don't.  I'm sure the team is going to give it a shot by grabbing one of the oft mentioned names we've all heard.  But, I think they'll be tempering any enthusiasm by making it clear that no matter who that might be, there will be a process in place to develop him, and in the meantime, Henne is the starting QB for the Jaguars. 

 

Let's hope that defense really rises to the challenge.

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