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Bump this thread every time Bridgewater doesn't throw it into the endzone

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TheMostInterestingMan Mentor

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Teddy wasn’t the one who made the decision to cut Cam...

I would have thought that was obvious but it seems like some of you don’t understand this. The irrational hate some of you have for this guy can only mean that you believe Teddy cut Cam and stole his job. I can’t think of another reason why anyone would loathe this classy guy as much as some of you do.

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6 minutes ago, WarHeel said:

What did Teddy do to some of you? Jesus H, the dude has been turnover free today and has completed 76% of his passes thus far. Not his fault he doesn’t have our best weapon and Moore and Samuel have been taking a nap all game. 

They don't like Teddy because he's messing up their omg the Panthers are the worst team ever tank for Trevor narrative.

Its quite obvious he's playing smart and getting rid of the ball quickly due to pressure. 

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8 minutes ago, TheMostInterestingMan said:

Teddy wasn’t the one who made the decision to cut Cam...

I would have thought that was obvious but it seems like some of you don’t understand this. The irrational hate some of you have for this guy can only mean that you believe Teddy cut Cam and stole his job. I can’t think of another reason why anyone would loathe this classy guy as much as some of you do.

He just isn't that good. Accept it. And being attached to someone for 3 years who isn't that good rightfully upsets people. 

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17 minutes ago, WarHeel said:

What did Teddy do to some of you? Jesus H, the dude has been turnover free today and has completed 76% of his passes thus far. Not his fault he doesn’t have our best weapon and Moore and Samuel have been taking a nap all game. 

I have nothing against Teddy but to me this just proves completion pct is a fake stat and more schematic than anything. He’s completing 3/4 of his throws but we only have 21 points 

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