I feel like people are concentrating too hard on what Teddy needs to improve on, rather than what he does well. 

 

He's not a finished product.  He's only 20 years old.  In his rookie season, he's going to have some growing pains, just like any rookie quarterback.  That's why it is important to evaluate a player's BODY OF WORK rather than just a single game.

 

He's going to get better and I'm confident that whichever team drafts him is getting a franchise gem at the quarterback position.  He's going to be a stud.  But when he's 20 years old, he's allowed to have an "off" game.  He's not going to throw 5 TD's every single game.  Some throws may sail on him.  That's why you practice and get better.

 

Every single QB that is entering next draft will have some flaws.  If somebody is wary of taking Bridgewater due to "size" or his deep ball inaccuracies -- guess what?  The next qb on the board also has some flaws.  If you keep going down this proverbial latter, sooner or later, you're going to end up drafting a much less talented guy.

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