Quote:* He's not the consensus # 1 player in the draft (see Andrew Luck)


* He's not the consensus # 1 QB in his own class (see Geno Smith)


* He has no elite skills or traits


* Below average size for the position


* The Texans seem willing to move down from the # 1 overall pick, with a dire need at QB



As you begin to evaluate him as a prospect you see a good QB with a high floor but a suspect ceiling. (Game manager) In the right system he could be decent but he's not a player who will elevate the rest of the team by himself like you would like to see from a franchise QB.


When you step back and look at everything with an unbiased eye there's no way you can make a case for Bridgewater as a QB who should go # 1 overall. He's not a Manning, Luck, RG3 level prospect. He's more in line with the Alex/Geno Smiths' of the NFL world.


He's good but not great.


Edit: Mods could you please correct the title (typing on my phone Ugh!)