Name: |
Teddy Bridgewater | |||||
Height: | 6' 2 1/8" | |||||
Weight: | 214 | |||||
40 Yd Dash: | N/A | |||||
BP: | N/A | |||||
Accuracy: | 8/10 | |||||
Vision: | 8/10 | |||||
Arm Strength: | 8/10 | |||||
Pocket Presence: | 9/10 | |||||
Anticipation/Elusivesness: | 7/10 | |||||
Size: | 8/10 | |||||
Overall Score: | 8/10 | |||||
Notes: | ||||||
Teddy Bridgewater is the star QB out of Louisville. Preseason projections had him as the number one QB available in
the draft. The things that stood out the most to me are his pocket presence,
and his ability to put the touch passes down field exactly where they need to
be. The negative things i saw were
related to his elusiveness. He definitely has the physical capabilities to
move around and get away from pressure,
but it seems like sometimes he doesn't sense the pressure or senses it too late.
If i was a general manager of a team that was in need of a quarterback and
Bridgewater was left, I would have no problems picking him up, and being
confident that we were getting a franchise quarterback. Look for him to go top
5 in the upcoming draft.
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
NFL Scouting Series - Teddy Bridgewater
NFL Scouting Series - Blake Bortles, QB, UCF
*this is the first post in a series that will go over what i think of some of the top players in this years upcoming draft.
Name: | Blake Bortles | |||||
Height: | 6'5" | |||||
Weight: | 232 | |||||
40 Yd Dash: | 4.93 | |||||
BP: | N/A | |||||
Accuracy: | 6/10 | |||||
Vision: | 8/10 | |||||
Arm Strength: | 6/10 | |||||
Pocket Presence: | 7/10 | |||||
Anticipation/Elusivesness: | 8/10 | |||||
Size: | 9/10 | |||||
Overall Score: | 7.3/10 | |||||
Notes: | ||||||
Blake Bortles
is the traditional sized QB out of University of Central Florida. The person he reminds me most of is Geno Smith but
more elusive. He is accurate in the 0-15 yard range. In the 4 games that I watched every throw in, he threw 121 total passes, and only threw 16 20+ yards. His deep accuracy is very suspect, only completing 8 of the 16 and 2 were intercepted. Bortles
has good vision and awareness to escape the pocket when pressure is
coming. He will go early in the first round, but I would personally wait to take him until the late first or early
second.
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