Teddy Bridgewater would like to complete a game-winning drive to end 2020

[hepcat]

He had his chances. Dude just isn’t clutch. 

[Kentucky Panther]

Can’t wait for captain check down to ride the bench permanently 

[outlaw4]

How many potential game winning drives does it take for Teddy Bridgewater to finally complete one?

Panthers fans really don't want to know.

[Anybodyhome]

I'd like to relive the days when I had a good, solid 9" to offer, too. Alas, just like Teddy Take-A-Sack, I'm also coming up just a bit short these days...

[pantherclaw]

You guys are very hard on Teddy. 

I get it. He has been a disappointment to me as he didn't meet the expectations that I had for him, let alone the team.  

I can't and wouldn't expect him not to want to improve, and every player on the team should want only wins. Otherwise, get them off this roster. Seriously.  

So many of you don't understand the importance of a winning culture.  It's impossible to build one by not wanting to, and trying to win every game.  Draft position isn't something that can even be considered in building a winning culture.   

If there a QB that the team convents, then they will do whatever they can to aquire the player, and where we line up in draft position won't stop that. 

[chef17]

I mean I would imagine it would be better to just be ahead on the scoreboard so you don't need a game winning drive but maybe that's just me

[TLGPanthersFan]

24 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

You guys are very hard on Teddy. 

I get it. He has been a disappointment to me as he didn't meet the expectations that I had for him, let alone the team.  

I can't and wouldn't expect him not to want to improve, and every player on the team should want only wins. Otherwise, get them off this roster. Seriously.  

So many of you don't understand the importance of a winning culture.  It's impossible to build one by not wanting to, and trying to win every game.  Draft position isn't something that can even be considered in building a winning culture.   

If there a QB that the team convents, then they will do whatever they can to aquire the player, and where we libe up in draft position won't stop that. 

No we are not. Teddy is a mediocre QB and has played like a medicore QB. He deserves all the mocking and ridicule he gets.

Talk is cheap and he has said the same song and dance before when he was with the Vikings before he was injured. Well when he played for the Saints he was just as mediocre and conservative as he was in 2015. So all his talk was just that talk. Thank god his defense was good because without is he would have not of gone 5-0

LOL, we are freaking 5-10 there is no freaking "winning culture". God a freaking hate those freaking words. 

Teddy Bridgewater sucks and will never improve or get better. When he is gone good riddance and I will be as happy as I was when Ron and Hurney were fired. Treadwater is a problem and is holding this team back. Screw him.

[Carl Spackler]

His best bet is by playing Madden

[KSpan]

59 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

You guys are very hard on Teddy. 

I get it. He has been a disappointment to me as he didn't meet the expectations that I had for him, let alone the team.  

I can't and wouldn't expect him not to want to improve, and every player on the team should want only wins. Otherwise, get them off this roster. Seriously.  

So many of you don't understand the importance of a winning culture.  It's impossible to build one by not wanting to, and trying to win every game.  Draft position isn't something that can even be considered in building a winning culture.   

If there a QB that the team convents, then they will do whatever they can to aquire the player, and where we libe up in draft position won't stop that. 

I'm not mad at Teddy at all. He's the exact same player as he was in Minnesota (who many said he would be as soon as he was signed) and it makes perfect sense that he'd jump at a situation offering a starter role with zero competition at a higher-than-backup salary. I don't begrudge him for taking the opportunity. Unfortunately though the on-field product has been exactly as expected, one where they would not be winning unless everyone and everything around him was perfect.

What baffles me is that the team hitched their wagon to him in the first place. I don't know the ins and outs of NFL talent evaluation but Teddy's limitations and ceiling have been so glaringly obvious since his college days that I've no idea how a Carolina decision-maker pulled that specific trigger. This wasn't a Kurt Warner situation where a guy was being given his first chance at the helm - multiple seasons of film were already out there.

To quote Fox though it is what it is. We have one game left in this season and then the team will go about their business of working to improve the roster. No hard feelings to Teddy but as a fan I really hope that includes plans at QB, ideally finding another starter.

[raleigh-panther]

NO needs to win this game

they know teddy 

L  in coming 

[jdr6000]

My guess is no one inside the Panthers decision making circle frequents this website to get hidden insight and secrets to unleash the team to new heights. What a shame...

[tiger7_88]

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Teddy Bridgewater would like to complete a game-winning drive to end 2020

[Jon Snow]

I have no words.

[Chief Keek]

Why does he always insist on counting the offense as a whole for his mistakes? We every other sentence. Teddy, the WR didn't miss those throws, the RB didn't check it down for two yards when you needed ten on fourth down. CMC wouldn't have got injured if Teddy didn't check it down at the end of the game and he had to scramble to get out of bounds. CMC wasn't even expecting the pass.

Still won't take any responsibility, one season of Teddy is enough.