ClutchPoints Feb 17, 2019
Miami Dolphins should take a risk and sign Teddy Bridgewater to replace Ryan Tannehill
The Miami Dolphins this past season had yet another mediocre campaign. They went 7-9 and finished 2nd in the AFC East Division behind the New England Patriots. Both their offense and defense were inadequate, and that hurt their overall consistency throughout the season. They averaged 19.9 points per game which ranked 26th overall in the […] The post Miami Dolphins should take a risk and sign Teddy Bridgewater to replace Ryan Tannehill appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Bucs Nation Feb 17, 2019
Free Agent Spotlight: QB, Teddy Bridgewater
Jameis Winston needs a backup. If you follow the NFL in the slightest, then you know how important the quarterback position is in the grand scheme of things. Even the backup position is important. I mean, you always need a “Plan B” in case the poop ever hits the fan. While the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have their starter for 2019 in Jameis Winston, there is literally no one under contract backing him up at this point. That’s a big deal. Outside of injury, Winston’s career hasn’t been what it was originally expected to be after he was selected first overall in 2015. Whether it be too...
The Phinsider Jan 26, 2019
The Splash Zone 1/26/19: Options At Quarterback, But Upgrades Scarce
Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. It is very likely that Ryan Tannehill will not be the teams starter this season as the team is planning to move on from him. Teddy Bridgewater would be an interesting option and would keep the Dolphins competitive next season, but that’s not the plan. The team would love to get one of the top quarterbacks in the 2020 draft, but that doesn’t mean they won’t take one this year. Kyler Murray seems to be the big name that...
Cat Scratch Reader Jan 25, 2019
What recent history tells us about the Panthers’ ability to draft an all-rookie performer at No. 16
The Panthers will need immediate production from their 2019 first round pick. Can they get it at No. 16? When the Panthers won their Week 17 game against the New Orleans Saints in the legendary Kyle Allen versus Teddy Bridgewater showdown, Carolina ended up finishing 7-9 instead of 6-10. This victory caused the Panthers 2019 first round draft pick to fall from a potential Top 10 selection to No. 16. I’m on record as saying I’m fine with this for two reasons. First, football is supposed to be entertaining and it was dang fun beating the Saints after seven straight losses. Second, I...
The Advocate Jan 23, 2019
Saints have a few fascinating decisions to make this offseason, including one on Teddy Bridgewater
MOBILE, Ala. — The Saints spent a third-round pick to get a closer look at Teddy Bridgewater this season.
