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i think its because most remember him from his later years in NY and definitely with the Dolphins, when he was the poster child for "noodle " arm" QBs

 

I can't speak for anyone else, but I mention him because he's a classic example of the high floor low ceiling kind of player that might be tempting to teams but who ultimately wouldn't get their team over the hump.

 

He's an ideal kind of backup because he had the mind for it, just not the physical prowess.

 

Maybe Bridgewater does better than I think he will, but I've always thought of him as an Andy Dalton type. You bring him in because he's "pro ready" and you spend years confused as to whether he can get you over the hump because he's having some level of success. It's likely that he never will.

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