Teddy Bridgewater Will Have Strongest Rookie Season Among Class of 2014 QBs

August 12, 2014   ·   Joseph Zucker   ·   Jump to comments


Teddy Bridgewater may have been the third quarterback taken in the 2014 NFL draft, but he'll finish top of his class by year's end.
With the league moving the date of the draft back a bit, it allowed the whole process to eat itself by the time Jadeveon Clowney was taken with the first overall pick. Few players felt the wrath of scheming anonymous scouts and team officials more than Bridgewater.
He went from being the possible top overall pick to the next Willie Beamen:
It all worked out in the end, with the Minnesota Vikings getting one of the best QBs in the draft, and Bridgewater arriving in a situation where he should experience early success. No other rookie signal-caller is more set up to thrive in his debut season than the former Louisville standout.
After all of the predraft mud-slinging, it's easy to forget that during last season, Bridgewater was widely considered as either the best or second-best QB in the upcoming draft class. Everything then took a...

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