Good game for Teddy to prove something against Seattle
Didn't look great last week, but now he's had all the starting reps and its time to show something. Certainly not rooting against the kid, but its tough because I despise the Saints so much. Maybe a good barometer game for him to show the Saints he's the future. Or not. On the road in a tough environment.
Seahawks are forcing Bridgewater to beat them. That's how I'd play it until he proves otherwise.
It wouldn't surprise me if this is about the best coaching and personnel surround TB will have in his NFL career. Next couple months will tell us a lot.
@"purplefaithful" said: It wouldn't surprise me if this is about the best coaching and personnel surround TB will have in his NFL career. Next couple months will tell us a lot.Saints are up big but TB has done very little. Threw a 2 yard pass that Kamira turned into a TD. Saints returned a punt for a TD and a fumble return for a TD.
16/21 148 yds
2 td's
Into the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Stats are very deceiving on that line....pass short left to Kamara....pass short right to Kamara. He tends to do a lot with those short catches. ;)
Part of being QB is playing within yourself and the game .... limit mistakes and turnovers. I don't know that Teddy can carry a team, but I also don't think he's lost many games in the manner that Cousins had (Buffalo last year, GB this year, etc).
Different QB's, different strengths & weaknesses.
Despite the dinks and dunks to Kamara, I was surprised at how well he was able to move including his bootlegs. I hate to say it, but Teddy moves better with his bum knee than a healthy Cousins does. Nobody could've predicted whether Teddy would have ever gotten to this point, but I'm happy that he has found a role where he has a good staff and supporting cast to continue his career. I just hate that it's with the Saints.
Vikings haven't beaten Seattle since 2009.
The last time the vikes won in Seattle was 2006.
So Teddy succeeded where the Vikings haven't. Impressive
Teddy sure looked better on the road against a tough Seattle D than KC did last season. Remember how Cousins played on that nationally televised game?
@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
@"kmillard" said:@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
Seattle is a tough place to play as that was Carroll's 1st home loss in September since he's been with the Seahawks (since 2011 I think), and they'll probably make the playoffs, so...Let's check Brees' 2 road games against playoff teams last year.
@Bal - win
22/30 212 yds 2 TDs 0 INTs@Dal - loss
18/28 127 yds 1 TD 0 INTsFor good measure, I'll throw in the @Vikings as it is also a tough place to play.
@Min - win
18/23 120 yds 1 TD 1 INTBridgewater played as well, if not better, than Brees has recently versus tough teams on the road.
@"silverjoel" said:@"kmillard" said:@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
Seattle is a tough place to play as that was Carroll's 1st home loss in September since he's been with the Seahawks (since 2011 I think), and they'll probably make the playoffs, so...Let's check Brees' 2 road games against playoff teams last year.
@Bal - win
22/30 212 yds 2 TDs 0 INTs@Dal - loss
18/28 127 yds 1 TD 0 INTsFor good measure, I'll throw in the @Vikings as it is also a tough place to play.
@Min - win
18/23 120 yds 1 TD 1 INTBridgewater played as well, if not better, than Brees has recently versus tough teams on the road.
Yup, Bridgewater is better.
@"kmillard" said:@"silverjoel" said:@"kmillard" said:@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
Seattle is a tough place to play as that was Carroll's 1st home loss in September since he's been with the Seahawks (since 2011 I think), and they'll probably make the playoffs, so...Let's check Brees' 2 road games against playoff teams last year.
@Bal - win
22/30 212 yds 2 TDs 0 INTs@Dal - loss
18/28 127 yds 1 TD 0 INTsFor good measure, I'll throw in the @Vikings as it is also a tough place to play.
@Min - win
18/23 120 yds 1 TD 1 INTBridgewater played as well, if not better, than Brees has recently versus tough teams on the road.
Yup, Bridgewater is better.
WTF? Where did I say that? So, Brees doesn't always put up numbers with all of those weapons (I would actually say the Vikings have more weapons, by the way) and that's fine, but Bridgewater has a very similar game and what? The numbers aren't good enough for you?You must be one of those people disappointed Bridgewater didn't suck...
@"StickyBun" said: Stats are very deceiving on that line....pass short left to Kamara....pass short right to Kamara. He tends to do a lot with those short catches. ;)He was running the same offense that Brees runs and throwing the same passes, Brees is awesome, but I guess for Teddy he was just lucky that Kamara is good after the catch??
@"silverjoel" said:@"kmillard" said:@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
Seattle is a tough place to play as that was Carroll's 1st home loss in September since he's been with the Seahawks (since 2011 I think), and they'll probably make the playoffs, so...Let's check Brees' 2 road games against playoff teams last year.
@Bal - win
22/30 212 yds 2 TDs 0 INTs@Dal - loss
18/28 127 yds 1 TD 0 INTsFor good measure, I'll throw in the @Vikings as it is also a tough place to play.
@Min - win
18/23 120 yds 1 TD 1 INTBridgewater played as well, if not better, than Brees has recently versus tough teams on the road.
Oh stop it now. Good lord.
@"StickyBun" said:@"silverjoel" said:@"kmillard" said:@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
Seattle is a tough place to play as that was Carroll's 1st home loss in September since he's been with the Seahawks (since 2011 I think), and they'll probably make the playoffs, so...Let's check Brees' 2 road games against playoff teams last year.
@Bal - win
22/30 212 yds 2 TDs 0 INTs@Dal - loss
18/28 127 yds 1 TD 0 INTsFor good measure, I'll throw in the @Vikings as it is also a tough place to play.
@Min - win
18/23 120 yds 1 TD 1 INTBridgewater played as well, if not better, than Brees has recently versus tough teams on the road.
Oh stop it now. Good lord.
Stop what? Bridgewater managed the game in a tough environment. Good for him. Brees did the same thing last year. Good for him too.Apparently, using play-makers to make plays is somehow frowned upon. Jeez. I mean, if you take away AD's long runs...
@"silverjoel" said:@"StickyBun" said:@"silverjoel" said:@"kmillard" said:@"purplefaithful" said: 16/21 148 yds 2 td'sInto the late 3rd quarter...
With this surround, he doesnt have to carry that Offense.
Or he should have big stats with all those weapons?
Seattle is a tough place to play as that was Carroll's 1st home loss in September since he's been with the Seahawks (since 2011 I think), and they'll probably make the playoffs, so...Let's check Brees' 2 road games against playoff teams last year.
@Bal - win
22/30 212 yds 2 TDs 0 INTs@Dal - loss
18/28 127 yds 1 TD 0 INTsFor good measure, I'll throw in the @Vikings as it is also a tough place to play.
@Min - win
18/23 120 yds 1 TD 1 INTBridgewater played as well, if not better, than Brees has recently versus tough teams on the road.
Oh stop it now. Good lord.
Stop what? Bridgewater managed the game in a tough environment. Good for him. Brees did the same thing last year. Good for him too.Apparently, using play-makers to make plays is somehow frowned upon. Jeez. I mean, if you take away AD's long runs...
That's exactly it. It's narrative bias. If you take away AD's long runs, he's not efficient. If you take away Teddy's efficiency, he's overrated. Teddy played a good game. The Saints have looked like crap all year. They go into Seattle as underdogs where the Seahawks have not lost in September in 10 years and take one by playing efficient football. It's hard to believe that some would have you believe that's a bad thing after what we saw in Green Bay last week.
Teddy and the Saints played well. Seattle isn't some amazing, dominant defense like they have been in the past but that's still a tough place to play. I don't like anything about the Saints but I can be happy for Teddy.
Also no one is comparing Teddy and Brees. But the past couple years Brees has been much more of a short, efficient passer than the push it down the field, quick-score guy that he was back when Jimmy Graham was scoring 15 TDs. Teddy is a great fit in their current system and if he can do 75% of what Brees can, then they can go .500 or better until Brees is back. Yesterday was a good start for him.
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