Quote:I agree with that statement, but this thread is about Teddy Bridgewater. I don't know which player you're referring to. 

 Haha nice, I agree. Teddy's arm is plenty strong. His problem, however, is he struggles with accuracy on the deep ball. A lot of the time, he will actually overthrow his target. When throwing over roughly 30 yards, Teddy changes his quick throwing motion to a slightly more elongated motion. I think a year on the bench would help Teddy with the Jags. He would have time to bulk up and learn to keep his quick release. Teddy has the brain and awareness to be a very good NFL QB. I think he is the best QB prospect, but I think picking him at 3 is a slight reach. Then again, if the team thinks he is a franchise QB, then it is not a reach at all. Keep in mind, Caldwell was on a staff in Atlanta that drafted a guy many said would be a game manager, which caused Ryan to slide into their lap at 4. That has worked out pretty well for the Falcons, I would say.

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