Teddy Bridgewater Needs Impressive Pro Day to Raise Sagging NFL Draft Stock

February 25, 2014   ·   Jesse Reed   ·   Jump to comments

Former Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater needs a near-flawless performance at his pro day to resurrect his flagging NFL draft stock.  
His stock has been slowly sinking since the end of December, and he didn't do anything to distinguish himself in a positive light at the recent 2014 NFL Scouting Combine. 
In fact, it could be said that Bridgewater hurt his stock more than anything.
He opted not to run the 40-yard dash, didn't throw and was described as "aloof" during interviews, according to B/R's Matt Miller.
Furthermore, his decision to abstain from running the 40 was confusing, as he had told reporters just one day earlier, he'd be running, as noted by Jonathan Litner of USA Today Sports:
No, I won't be throwing…I will be running, though. I will run here at the combine...I'm a competitor...each day I go out there and I'm eager to learn—remain astudent of the game—and I think that right there just separates me.
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