October 29, 201213 yr Which QB is better? Braxton Miller or Teddy Bridgewater. I'm not so sure I wouldn't be taking Teddy B.
October 29, 201213 yr Guess it depends on what type of offense you're looking to run. Bridgewater's completion percentage dwarfs Millers (70.7% to 56.6%), but Miller does the same with yardage on the ground (121 to 10). So far, it seems like each team is playing to their QB's strengths...which is what they should do. So, what's your criteria? NFL prototype QB? Chances of winning the Heisman? Winning a championship? Something else?
October 29, 201213 yr Teddy B all day. I think if in Miller's system you would see Teddy do plenty of damage on the ground, but on the flip side I don't think Miller could run the UL offense with anywhere close to the consistency Teddy does...
October 30, 201213 yr LOL are you serious, Braxton has more guts in his shoes than Teddy, Braxton has a warrior mentality a scaled down less hyper verision of Tebow, the stuff he has done in his first year in this offense is amazing. I think the passing game could go either way but the running and edge Braxton has puts him ahead.
October 30, 201213 yr Author LOL are you serious, Braxton has more guts in his shoes than Teddy, . Based on what?
October 30, 201213 yr LOL are you serious' date=' Braxton has more guts in his shoes than Teddy, Braxton has a warrior mentality a scaled down less hyper verision of Tebow, the stuff he has done in his first year in this offense is amazing. I think the passing game could go either way but the running and edge Braxton has puts him ahead.[/quote'] If you think the passing ability could go either way you've quickly lost any credibility you might have had... :thumb:
October 30, 201213 yr Questioning Teddy's guts is pretty ridiculous, considering A) his background and B) the way he's been as unflappable as the Terminator in leadiing his team on 4th quarter drives.
October 30, 201213 yr Questioning Teddy's guts is pretty ridiculous' date=' considering A) his background and B) the way he's been as unflappable as the Terminator in leadiing his team on 4th quarter drives.[/quote'] That's beside the point. Dude said the passing was a wash... :lol:
October 30, 201213 yr That's beside the point. Dude said the passing was a wash... :lol: I didn't even know how to acknowledge that alternate reality.
October 31, 201213 yr TEDDY SPLITS CMP ATT YDS CMP% YPA LNG TD INT SACK RAT Season 162 229 2110 70.7 9.21 75 13 4 14 163.4 BRAXTON SPLITS CMP ATT YDS CMP% YPA LNG TD INT SACK RAT Season 112 198 1527 56.6 7.71 72 12 6 17 135.3 I will give it to you that Bridgewater has a better passing game here are the stats above, however Braxton does this and keepsin the ball park with Teddy and has over 1000 yds rushing on the season so far. I am just saying that the amount of work Braxton does in a game and the number of hits he takes its pretty impressive he can throw at all. He is tough.
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