Teddy Bridgewater Is Still the 2014 NFL Draft’s Top Quarterback Prospect

February 22, 2014   ·   Sean O'Donnell   ·   Jump to comments

The NFL Scouting Combine is officially under way, and there is plenty of hype growing around quarterbacks such as Johnny Manziel and Blake Bortles. However, the fact that Teddy Bridgewater is the top quarterback prospect in the 2014 NFL draft hasn't changed.
Bridgewater may not have the arm strength of Derek Carr, scrambling ability of Manziel or prototypical size of Bortles, but he encompasses everything an NFL team is looking for in a quarterback.
His high level or intelligence, methodical approach to the game and drive to succeed helps make him the most well-rounded quarterback prospect in this year's draft.
Bridgewater stands at 6'2", weighs 214 pounds and has 9.25" hands. His measurables are not off the charts; however, he is by no means undersized. He is nimble in the pocket and can make plays when under duress by keeping a cool head. He also makes up for advanced arm strength with near-flawless technique.
While at Louisville, Bridgewater operated in a progres...

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