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I hope this is the last game we ever see Teddy Bridgewater start a game for the Panthers

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Just now, hepcat said:

He has the weakest arm of any currently starting NFL QB. His weak ass arm is well known by every team and defenses are game planning accordingly.

Please sit him 

He is a joke. An abysmal QB. The guy flat out sucks and there is no other way to put it. He consistently throws short of the end zone and first down markers.0

 

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I'm not going to pile on him but I don't see the problem with trying out PJ for the remainder of the year if we lose today.

4-8 with 4 games left, just give PJ a go at this point and have him start launching bombs.  

We should just roll with PJ, Cannon & Rodney Smith and see if we've got anything worth a backup role moving forward.

Davis has been admirable but I don't see a point in using him long term.  He'd be great if we were a contender and easing the load on CMC but I don't see an incentive in overloading him the remainder of the year.

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10 minutes ago, MechaZain said:

Tough because I think it's pretty early to just give up on him, especially when the defense isn't helping matters, but I really want a closer look at PJ.  I'm not sure what Teddy offers over him outside of experience and PJ can do things he can't.

Keeping the Vikes to 7 is the d not helping matters? What are they supposed to do?

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7 minutes ago, Shotgun said:

Keeping the Vikes to 7 is the d not helping matters? What are they supposed to do?

Talking about other games this year really. 

I think it'd be best for everyone if we let the QBs compete for the starting job but I believe Rhule/Brady have tethered themselves to the Bridgewater experiment too hard to do it honestly this year. Might take Tepper intervening.

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21 minutes ago, Shotgun said:

Keeping the Vikes to 7 is the d not helping matters? What are they supposed to do?

I was told that PJ Walker's performance was good largely because of the defense, so I guess same thing for Teddy this week but swap good for 'middling' thus far?

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