Teddy is looking pretty damn good...

Zombo said:

What?

I support that our QB isn't a bitch like Bridgewater.

Looking forward to seeing him on the road this week after GB has film on him.

Should be fun, if the little narrow-ankled troll can get through the game without being carted off again.

Zombo

Manziel is the epitome of that word.

@tml1138 said:

Lol.

I'm saying that seems a likely factor at why other QB needy teams passed on him. Or at the very least they thought Bortles and Manziel were better prospects. (Or more durable?) He was penned to be the #1 pick at one time but dropped for whatever reason. IIRC he had some bad performances on pro day.

I hope he does well for the Vikes. They have been struggling for a QB and any Browns fan can show some empathy over that.

The only reason was the pro day. There is literally no other reason for him to fall. No one in their right mind would think Manziel is more durable.

Zombo said:

So our guy parties and yours dresses like a bitch. Where were you going with this?

Z

So you support snorting crack and continue to ignore that it was for extra credit in school? Got it.

@tml1138 said:

He was barely drafted in the first round. There's a reason for that and we may just see it a la RG3.

Worst argument of all-time. Bravo.

@typicalbrowns said:

Im sorry, Teddy played one game. Didnt beat out Matt Cassell. Lets take it easy, he truly fucked up when saying he didnt want to come to Cleveland, just wasnt a good PR move, so we hate him for it. IMO its for good reason. He was quite ingnorant to insult an NFL franchise that took the time to evaluate and draft him. Honestly I think there was a reason Farmer didnt draft him, and I trust Farmer more than Teddy Twatwater.

@miktoxic said:

teddy is a cross-dressing bitch.

Getting extra credit for class..

Meanwhile...

Zombo said:

I dont get tired of being right.

Passing on Twatwater for Manziel was brilliant, lets talk in three years, Heidi.

Zombo

So Bridgewater is too small for the NFL, but Midget Manziel isn't? Considering that Manziel is much more reckless?

@vers said:

I really try and ignore stupid posts like this, but after several of them, I cave in and have to address the ignorance.

How in the fuck are you going to compare Akili Smith and Bridgewater?

One was brain dead. The other is extremely smart.

One couldn't read defenses. The other is a master at it.

One couldn't read coverages. The other is amazing.

One held the ball too long. The other makes quick decisions.

One was inaccurate. The other is accurate.

Oh wait. They are both black.

Good call, genius.

I was very loud on the DawgTalkers board that we should draft Teddy at 4. Heck, I would have traded up for him. He is the most football smart qb to come out in quite some time, even smarter than Luck. It's what separates him from the other chumps. Guys like Manning, Brady, Brees, Ben, Rodgers, Luck, and Rivers come in all different shapes and sizes. They all have one thing in common. They are football smart. So is Teddy.

The guy is going to be a star.

This. Sure you can't close the book on a QB after 7 quarters, but you can sure as hell tell that he looks a lot more than your ordinary QB prospect.

Arm Strength. Pocket Presence. Speed. Quick release. Accuracy. The ability to read defense (pre-snap and in action).

@au165 said:

Kelvin Benjamin and it isn't even close.

If Bridgewater starts the whole season it won't even be close. This is a QB's league.

Zombo said:

Fragile as all fuck. Carted off in his first NFL start.

Atlanta's defense is pretty much the NFL's worst no?

Bridgewater doesn't have an NFL frame, will have a short and injury-riddled career.

Zombo

Don't you get tired of being the clown?

@miktoxic said:

i'd rather see my young dumb QB with a rolled up dolla dolla bill y'all instead of him dressed up like a woman.

Speaks volumes about you as a person.

@miktoxic said:

the cross-dressing fag?

a young teddy pendergrass.

I suppose you'd rather him roll bills in a public bathroom?

We are pretty happy with Bridgewater.

Manziel made some nice throws and one decent run, but he has two alarming tendancies.

1. He looks at one read and then runs. The Ponder syndrome.

2. He puts his body in harms way.

He can learn to slide, but it is tough to break that first habit.