Revisiting Teddy Bridgewater

[weyco2000]

1 hour ago, hepcat said:

100% agree that Brady was the bigger mistake than signing Teddy but without Brady I doubt Teddy is a Panther. But cutting Cam without a legit plan for a long term replacement was also a huge mistake

No it wasn’t, ask the Patriots or the 30 other teams. 

[pantherj]

2 hours ago, CRA said:

Here is Matt telling Baker and Sam about the DBO sign

That sign isn't going to stop mistakes from being made, but it will certainly humiliate the multimillionaire grown men who have to go over and touch it.  

[Khaki Lackey]

And Teddy was shown the door quicker than Brady was. If Rhule makes a subtle jab at you to the press, you best get your bags packed. Rhule is gangsta AF.

(That’s my new take I’m going to post here ad nauseam to drive the huddle crazy.)

[ladypanther]

1 minute ago, Khaki Lackey said:

 to drive the huddle crazy.)

For real? This place is already crazy.   Don't waste your time.

[pantherj]

It's funny thinking about Teddy's ending here. I remember in the weeks leading up the end of the season Rhule had been harping on how none of his players were allowed to reach the ball out at the goal line. He had been telling players and the media that we don't do that. Then the last game of the season (I think the last) Teddy stuck the ball out at the goal line and I think he fumbled on 3rd down. I'm sure Rhule was ready to strangle him.

Edited July 8, 2022 by pantherj

[pantherj]

Go watch this for a laugh, or to feel some pain depending on your personality.