That's not just silly, that's arrogant.

 

We all had hopes that Teddy would further develop to the elite quarterback level. He has not. 

 

His character has emerged and that lack of competitiveness is nagging away. None of his people are legitimately making his case. The more they pile on about pro days being irrelevant, the more suspect Teddy's "at best, average" Pro Day becomes. How quickly they knock Manziel and Co. for "they look great throwing against air", but Teddy threw against air, too with far less impressive results.

 

To recap, Teddy claimed to have trained for months and months to get ready for what? He declined to participate in the Combine work out and showed total disregard for his own image at a totally awful Pro Day. You call that "the most pro-ready quarterback in this draft"?

 

One doesn't simply tell the entire NFL world how competitive you are then not compete.

 

Third or fourth round with a modest risk of drafting a future back-up, at best.

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