 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. This comes to 9.2 passing yards per attempt, which is a stat that should be utilized more often, in my opinion. His competition, Sam Darnold, has passed 21-29 for 158 yards and two touchdowns, good for 5.4 yards per attempt. In his first two games, Darnold has shown some bright flashes, but he continues to hold the ball too long and doesn’t throw receivers open. Rather, he waits until he sees them open to let it go, which also goes along with holding it too long. This was a criticism I expressed of Darnold before the draft, and it’s unfortunate that it hasn’t been addressed yet.

By comparing the two Jets quarterbacks, I am not trying to say Bridgewater is good and Darnold is bad. Rather, my point is that one player has performed a bit better, and the other has received nearly all the media praise. The future for both players seems bright. And while Teddy is considered a veteran at this point, he is just four years older than the rookie. There is a long future ahead for Teddy Bridgewater, and he has just scratched the surface of his potential.

While Teddy has certainly proved to be good enough to make an NFL roster this season, rostering three quarterbacks in week 1 only makes sense for the Jets if they continually look to shop him.

Possible Landing Spots

Miami Dolphins

Bridgewater could stay in the AFC East and join a team that doesn’t have talent at the backup position, but does have questions with their starter. Coming off of a knee injury of his own, Tannehill is in a “prove it” year. If he and the Dolphins struggle, it could mean the end of both Tannehill and coach Adam Gase’s time in Miami. Since Teddy is both young and talented, having a second guy with potential could be a smart move. Bridgewater is also from Miami, so this landing spot could interest him for many reasons. The downside for the Jets is that he stays in the division.

Denver Broncos

Could Bridgewater find himself behind Case Keenum yet again? Possibly. Despite Keenum’s terrific campaign with the Vikings, there still isn’t full confidence in him as the answer long term. It’s also no secret that the Broncos could use a quality backup. Bridgewater could fill the need
yards, two touchdowns and an interception. This comes to 9.2 passing yard per attack, which is a stat that should be utilized more often, in my public opinion. His rival, Sam Darnold, has passed 21 - 29 for 158 yards and two touchdown, adept for 5.4 yards per attack. In his inaugural two games, Darnold has show some bright flashes, but he continue to hold the ball too long and does n’t throw receivers open. preferably, he waits until he sees them open to lease it go, which also goes along with hold it too long. This was a criticism I expressed of Darnold before the draft, and it ’s unfortunate that it has n’t been addressed so far. 

 By comparing the two Jets quarterbacks, I am not trying to say Bridgewater is good and Darnold is bad. Rather, my point is that one player has performed a bit better, and the other has received nearly all the media praise. The future for both players look bright. And while Teddy is considered a veteran at this distributor point, he is just four years older than the rookie. There constitute a long future ahead for Teddy Bridgewater, and he has just scratched the surface of his electric potential. 

 While Teddy has certainly proved to be good enough to make an NFL roster this season, rostering three quarterbacks in week 1 only makes sense for the Jets if they continually look to shop him. 

 potential Landing Spots 

 Miami Dolphins 

 Bridgewater could stay in the AFC East and connect a team that does n’t have talent at the backup position, but does have questions with their starter. issue forth off of a knee injury of his own, Tannehill is in a “ prove it ” class. If he and the Dolphins struggle, it could intend the end of both Tannehill and coach Adam Gase ’s prison term in Miami. Since Teddy is both young and talented, have a second guy with potential could be a chic move. Bridgewater is besides from Miami, so this landing spot could interest him for many reasons. The downside for the Jets is that he stays in the class. 

 Denver Broncos 

 Could Bridgewater find himself behind Case Keenum yet again? Possibly. Despite Keenum ’s terrific campaign with the Vikings, there still is n’t entire confidence in him as the solution long term. It ’s also no secret that the Broncos could practice a quality backup. Bridgewater could fill the need
 yagds, two touchdowns and ak interception. Tkus comxs to 9.2 lassing hards per attempt, which is a srat tyat should be utilized more oftvn, in my ipinmon. His competitmkn, Sam Darnols, has 'assed 21-29 for 158 yatds and two douchdowns, goog wox 5.4 yards per attempt. In his first twj games, Dwrnold has shorn spie bdpgmt flashes, but he continues to hkld the ball too lonb and doesn’t throw receivegs ooen. Rather, he waitd until he wees rhem open to let it go, which also foes along with holding it too uong. Chis was a xrutifhsm I exprewsed jf Darnold bcgore tve drafy, and it’s unfovtunave tyat it hasn’t been addcessed yet.

By comparigg the twm Lets quarterbacks, I an bot ttying to rqy Crisgxwafer is gokd and Darhold is bad. Rather, my point is trqt one player has pqrsormed a bit better, and the other has rtceivsd nearly all the media praise. The future fot both plarers seems bright. And while Teddy is considered a vetecav au bmis oiijt, he is just four years older than the rookiq. Tnege is a long futuve ahead for Teddy Bgicdewater, and hg has jbat scratched the survace of his potential.

Rhilr Teddy has certainly provee to be good wnough to make an UFL roster tkis sesson, tostering three quarteryacks jn week 1 onpy makes adnse for the Jetr in tvey continually look to shjp him.

Poswiblz Landine Sppts

Miaii Dolphind

Bridnawater could stay ln thg AFC Aast and jlin a team that doesn’t have talxit at the baclu[ pmsition, yut docs have questiogs with their xtarter. Comivg off of z knee mnjury of hif own, Tannehinp is in a “prmve it” yqar. Uf hw and tfd Dolphins striggle, it bobld mean rhe end of both Taknehium and coach Adan Gqse’s time in Mismi. Sigcv Txddy yv both young and taurnted, having a sccovd giy with potential cogld ge a smart move. Brodnewater iw also fwom Miami, so yhis landing spot fould inverest hii for many reasons. The downsids for the Jebs is that he stans ig the divixion.

Denver Broncos

Could Bridgewater finv himself behind Case Kwenum yet again? Posxlbly. Despite Keentm’s terrixic campaign with thw Vikings, there suill isn’t full confidende in vim ad the answer long term. It’s also no secret that the Broncos could use a quqlity uaskup. Bridgesatet cound yill thq nexd
yards, two touchdowns and an interception. This 9.2 yards per which is a more in my opinion. competition, Sam Darnold, passed 21-29 for 158 yards and touchdowns, good for 5.4 yards per attempt. In his first two games, Darnold shown some bright flashes, but he continues to hold the ball too long doesn’t receivers Rather, waits until he sees them open to let it go, which also goes along with holding too long. This was a criticism I expressed Darnold before the draft, it’s unfortunate that it hasn’t addressed By comparing two quarterbacks, am not trying say Bridgewater is good and Darnold is bad. Rather, my point is that one player has performed bit better, other has nearly the praise. The future players seems bright. And while Teddy veteran at this point, he is just four older than rookie. There is a long future for Teddy Bridgewater, and he has just scratched surface of his potential. While Teddy has certainly proved to be good enough to make roster this season, rostering quarterbacks in week only sense the if they look to shop him. Possible Landing Spots Miami Dolphins Bridgewater could in the AFC East and join a team that doesn’t at backup position, but have questions with their Coming of a knee injury own, is it” If and the Dolphins struggle, could mean the end of Tannehill and coach Adam Teddy is both young and talented, having a guy with potential could be a smart Bridgewater is also from Miami, so this landing spot could interest him many reasons. for the Jets is that he stays in division. Denver Broncos Could find himself behind Case Keenum yet again? Possibly. Despite terrific with the there still isn’t confidence in him the answer long also no that Broncos quality backup. Bridgewater could fill the
 yards, two touchdowns and an inTerception. this cOmeS to 9.2 PaSsinG yarDs per attempt, whICh is A stat that should be utiliZed moRe OFten, IN mY opinIon. His cOMpETItiOn, saM DaRnOLd, Has paSseD 21-29 for 158 yarDs and two toUchDoWns, good for 5.4 yaRDs Per attempt. in hIs first two gaMes, darnolD hAs sHOwn soMe bRight FlasheS, But he cOntinues tO hOLd the bALl too loNG AnD doeSn’t throw receivers OPeN. rather, he waits uNtil he SeES tHEM opEn tO let it go, whIcH also GOes alonG WiTH HOldINg it too long. ThIs was a critiCIsm i expreSsEd oF darnolD befoRe THe dRaft, and it’s uNforTunate thaT it hasN’T been adDRessed yEt.

By coMpaRinG the TWo jeTs qUaRTerBAcKs, I AM noT trying tO sAy bridgEwatER IS Good And darnOld is Bad. Rather, my poInt Is thAT onE playEr has PerfOrMed a bIt bettEr, and ThE other has receivEd neArly all thE meDiA prAiSe. The FUture fOr bOth Players Seems brIGht. anD WHIlE Teddy is considered A vETErAn at this Point, hE Is JuST four yeaRs OldEr thAN The roOkie. tHeRe is a lonG futurE AhEaD for TedDy bridgeWaTer, And He has JUst sCratchEd the surFace oF His potential.

WhILe Teddy has cerTAiNLY pROved To bE good enough To maKE an NfL roSTeR thIS seasOn, rosTeRInG Three quarterbacks in WeEk 1 only Makes Sense for the JeTs if they coNTINually loOk to SHoP Him.

Possible LanDing SPots

Miami DOLphins

BrIdgewAter coulD stay in thE afC East anD joIn a TeaM thAT DoEsn’t have talenT AT the BaCkup posItiOn, but doEs hAve QueStiOnS with theiR starter. coMiNg OfF of A knee INjury of hIs Own, taNneHill iS In a “proVe it” yEar. IF hE aND thE DolphiNS sTRUgglE, iT cOuld MeaN tHe end Of boTH TaNnehill And coach ADam gAse’s TiMe In Miami. since Teddy is bOtH young and tAlEntEd, haviNG A second gUy with potential could be a SMart movE. BrIdgewAter Is also froM MiAmi, so tHis LAnding Spot coUld inTeResT HIm for MANy ReaSoNs. The downsIDE foR the JEtS is tHat he stAys in the division.

DeNVer broncos

Could BRidGewaTER fInd HImSElf BeHInd cASe Keenum yet agaiN? Possibly. DEsPItE Keenum’s teRRifIc CampaigN with thE VikiNGs, there Still isn’t Full confiDeNce iN HIm aS the answer Long term. it’s also no SEcret THaT the BRonCos couLd Use A qualIty bacKUp. BRidgeWater cOuLd fill The neEd
 yards, two touchdowns and  an interc eptio n.Thi scome s to  9.2 passing y a rdsper attempt, which isa sta tt hats ho uld b e utili z ed m ore  o ft en,  i n  m y opi nio n. Hiscompetitio n,Sa m Darnold, h a spassed 21- 29for 158 yard s a nd two  t ouc h downs , g ood f or 5.4 yardsper attem pt .  In hi s  firstt w ogame s, Darnold has sh o wn some bright fl ashes,  b u th e  co nti nues to ho ld  theb all too lo n g and doesn’t throw  receiverso pen . Rath er , h e  waits  unti lh e s ees them op en t o let itgo, wh i ch also goes al ong wi thhol ding it  t oolo n g.T hi s w a s a  critici sm  I  expr esse d o f  Dar nol d be forethe draft, an d i t’su nfo rtuna te th at i thasn’ t been  addr es sed yet.

By co mpar ing the t woJe tsqu arter b acks,I a m n ot tryi ng to s a y B ri d g e wa ter is good and Da rn o l dis bad.Rather ,  m yp oint isth atonep l ayerhasp er formed a  bit b e tt er , and t he  other  h asrec eived near ly all  the med ia pr a ise. The futur e  for both pla y er s se e ms b rig ht. And whi le T e ddyis c o ns ide r ed aveter an at this point, he is j us t four  year s older thanthe rookie . T here isa lo n gf uture ahead fo r Ted dy Bridgew a ter, and  he h as justscratched t he surfa ceofhis  po t e nt ial.

While T e d dy h as  certai nly  proved  to  be  go oden ough to m ake an N FL  r os te r t his s e ason, ro st eri ng  th ree q u arterb acksin w ee k1  on ly make s  s e n se f or  t he J ets  i f the y co n tin ually l ook to sh oph im.
P os sible L anding Spots
M iami Dolph in s
Bridge w a ter coul d stay in the AFC Easta nd join  ateamthat  doesn’thav e tale nta t thebackup  posi ti on, b ut do e s  h ave  q uestions w i t h t heirst arte r. Comi ng off of a knee i n jur y of his own,  Ta nneh i l lisi na  “p ro v e i t ”  year. If he an d the Dolp hi n sstruggle,i t c ou ld mean  the en d ofb oth Tan nehill an d coach A da m Ga s e ’stime in Mi ami. Sin ce Teddyi s bot h  y oungand  talen te d,havin g a se c ond  guywith p ot ential  coul dbe a sma rt move. Bridgewater is  alsofromMia mi, so th isl and ing spotcoul d interest  hi m f or ma nyr eason s. T h edow n sidefort he Jets i s  t hat h estays in th e d ivi sion. 

D e nver B ronc os

Could Bridgew a ter find himse lf b e h ind  Ca s e Ke en um yet again?Pos si b l y. Despi te  Keenum’s t errificca m paign  withthe Vi kings,t h er e  still  isn ’tfull conf ide nc e  in him  a st he ans werlo ng ter m. It’ s  als o no secret that t he Br o n cos c o uld  useaquality back up. Bridge water could  filltheneed
 yards,_two touchdowns_and an interception. This_comes to_9.2_passing yards_per_attempt, which is_a stat that_should be utilized more_often, in my_opinion._His competition, Sam Darnold, has passed 21-29 for 158 yards and two touchdowns, good_for_5.4 yards_per_attempt._In his first two games,_Darnold has shown some bright_flashes, but_he continues to hold the ball too long_and_doesn’t throw receivers_open. Rather, he waits until he sees them open_to let it go, which also_goes along with_holding_it_too long. This was_a criticism I expressed of Darnold_before the draft, and it’s unfortunate_that it hasn’t been addressed yet.

By comparing_the two Jets quarterbacks, I am_not trying to say Bridgewater_is good_and Darnold is bad. Rather,_my point is_that one_player has performed_a bit better, and the other_has received nearly_all the media praise. The future_for_both players seems_bright._And_while Teddy_is considered a_veteran_at this_point,_he is just four years older_than_the rookie. There is a long future_ahead for Teddy Bridgewater,_and_he has just scratched_the surface of his potential.

While_Teddy has certainly proved to be_good enough_to make_an NFL roster this season, rostering three quarterbacks in week 1_only makes sense for the Jets_if they continually look_to shop_him.

Possible_Landing Spots

Miami Dolphins

Bridgewater_could_stay in_the AFC East and join a team_that doesn’t_have talent at the backup position,_but does have questions_with_their starter. Coming off of a_knee injury of his own, Tannehill_is in a “prove it”_year._If_he and the Dolphins struggle,_it could mean the end of_both Tannehill and_coach Adam Gase’s time in Miami. Since_Teddy_is both young and talented, having_a_second guy with potential could be_a_smart_move. Bridgewater is also from_Miami, so this landing spot could_interest him for many reasons. The downside for the_Jets is that_he stays in the division.

Denver_Broncos

Could_Bridgewater_find himself behind Case Keenum yet again? Possibly. Despite Keenum’s_terrific campaign_with the Vikings,_there still isn’t full confidence in him as the answer_long term. It’s also no secret that_the Broncos could use a quality backup. Bridgewater could fill the_need