Teddy Bridgewater

The Arizona Cardinals have been around for a long, long time, and even in Arizona, their general futility (Warner years an exception) dates back 25+ years.

The Texans are an apples and oranges comparison. In terms of fans of other teams -- who I generally interact with a lot on Mizzou boards -- they view us as an infant. For starters, you can basically forget anything that happened in the first three years. Expansion teams are going to suck out of the gate, except for the Carolina/Jacksonville situations with different cap rules. Everyone understands this. You could have the best coach, GM and owner in the world, and there's just not a lot you can do that quickly.

To the average fan, the Texans have had 8-to-10 "real seasons". In those, they've won eight or more games (.500 or better) five different times. Won the division twice in the past three years. Won a playoff game in two of the past three years.

Sorry, that's nowhere even close to the level of teams like Jacksonville and Oakland. I get why diehard Texans fans have a woe-is-me attitude, but if you think the league as a whole perceives this as one of the worst franchises, you're not taking enough of a step back.

 

Okay. I'm alone on this one. I can accept that.

 

Sweet cube, cube-boy.

 

Thanks bubble-boy.

 

And just what is wrong with working in a cube?

 

You cant take a nap, fart or say **** on the phone.

 

Sure you can. You just might not have co-workers that are very pleasant.

I miss having an office, tbh.

 

I do all those things and my co-workers still adore me. They can't resist this!

 

looks like more cross dressing teddy pictures have been uncovered

 

Stopped reading it when I hovered my cursor over the link and saw bleacherreport.com

 

Nice footwork:

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Looks like a young man who will fill out in his body with no problem. That should be our QB for the next 13 years

 

The boy learns quick, I see already eliminated that long stride at the end of his drop back

 

Thanks for the heads up. Almost made that guy money

 

And BTW, even though I think it's pre-draft gobbledygook propagated by no-nothing know-it-alls... - his hands look huge. Well, huge enough (if you know what I mean).

 

Bridgewater was named the #1 QB by Mayock so that can put that to rest, Bridgewater is clearly the best QB in this class, just like EJ Manuel was the best QB in last year's class.

 

You can tell this time cause he's finally gloveless.

 

Tebow 'fixed' his throwing motion taking snaps against air. We shall see if his new techniques will stick when the bullets are flying. That being said, I have a lot of confidence that Teddy will be able to adapt and be coached up.