Quote:Yes I do. What is similar with all 3 of them is their command/ knowledge of the position and how they can manipulate defenses. If Teddy played with the kind of talent that Oregon has on offense (among a few others) it would be sick. Teddy is limited by his own team and his own coaching which often runs the ball as if its a badge of honor, forgetting that they have the best QB in the country. 

So you think Teddy Bridgewater is the next Peyton Manning.  Thanks for your honest answer, and I'm not going to beat you up over it just because I think he has a 1 in a thousand chance of being as good as Manning, who many are calling the best of all time.  At least there's a chance.

 

This may make you feel better:  the rest of the world has not recognized Bridgewater as the next Manning, or Luck, or Aikman, and has not even come close to hyping him as such.  Even if the Jags win enough to pick outside the top 2, he may still be available.

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