I came across this article which I found to have a very interesting take on a certain QB.

Quote:Teddy Bridgewater = Jason Campbell


I see a lot of the same things that Campbell does on the field in Bridgewater, and it should be worrisome. Bridgewater is a nice athlete who uses his running ability when he should to pick up first downs. But the play style is conservative; his efficiency is a result of always throwing to the wide open guy 4 years downfield, instead of the one open 25 yards down the middle if he makes an excellent throw. You want a smart QB, but you also need a good one. In fact, if you’re going to spend a first round pick, you need a great one. Maybe it’s a product of the system, but his arm strength and accuracy seem good, not great. As we saw with Campbell, or even a guy like David Garrard, not throwing interceptions shouldn’t be the priority. It doesn’t necessarily make your team any better if you don’t turn around a make a great play when you need one.

<a class="bbc_url" href='http://thefmproject.com/2013/12/07/in-the-mold-top-2014-nfl-prospects-who-have-a-doppelganger-in-the-pros/#more-798'>http://thefmproject.com/2013/12/07/in-the-mold-top-2014-nfl-prospects-who-have-a-doppelganger-in-the-pros/#more-798</a>


There were a few more comparisons if you care to read thru the article.


What's yours?

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