Quote:- Big XII defenses largely suck and have done so for years.

- You can't just not count the injury. The dude had to miss most of the season for surgery on his THROWING SHOULDER.

- Sam Bradford's arm is mediocre as can be for a first-round talent; his deep ball is still terrible as a fourth-year pro. Teddy is just as accurate -- if not more so -- and plays in a pro-style offense.

- What makes Bradford have superior leadership to Teddy? I mean, really, please quantify this for me. I have seen very few college quarterbacks lead an offense at the line of scrimmage like Bridgewater and his teammates are constantly lavishing him with praise.

 

And let's not forget how Teddy looked in the Sugar Bowl against your Gators with far inferior talent surrounding him than what Bradford was playing with. The Sooners had one of the best offensive lines in the history of college football in the year they made it to the title game.

Where did I say that?  I said they are even on most things.  Bradford was perceived to be one of the most accurate prospects to ever come out of college.  They always praised him on his accuracy.  I still think Bradford could be the real deal if they surrounded him with more talent.  He kinda got threw in the fire and wasn't put in the right situation.  I hope Teddy improves though out the season and does good in his bowl game but he far from a number one lock and the next Peyton IMO. 

 

He snuck up on the Gators last year and they underestimated them but it won't happen this year.  Lets just see how he plays in the bowl game and the rest of the year and if he keeps it up than im all in, but it's a little too early to crown the guy just yet with this QB class.

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