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I don't see how this is a question. Teddy flat out looked awful. Not really his fault, he hasn't exactly had reps and hasn't played in ages. But still, I think SB is the clear choice to step in if healthy (and keenum sucks or gets hurt)
Don't think anyone is doubting that. I think it's more so if Keenum gets hurt or plays like absolute ####, who would enter the game.
If I worked as hard as Bradford has had to work to become a 1.01 NFL pick, worked as hard as he had to be a decent starting QB and worked as hard as he has to come back from injuries, just to see his body fail him again...I'm not so sure I'd call it a charmed life. I feel bad for the guy, injuries suck.hoffman0001 said:
Yeah it sucks to have 100MIL in the bank and get a nice cushy studio job at 35....and have you seen his wife?
Vikes are in a tough spot if they lose. No matter who they play at qb, none of them are good enough to be a difference maker, but the game will be close and if they lose all the questions will be around 'should they have played "insert name here" instead of "insert name here"'
Only national guys think there’s some uncertainty here. This is clearly Case Keenum’s team. He’s earned it.
i was thinking more the media, not the on the ground fans. They lose and the talk all week will be about bradford
Maybe. But he’s been out as an option for so long.
Not sure seems possible all 3 will be or maybe only two of them.
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We're in uncharted territory here because IR was permanent until a few years ago.
Well, no. I'd say that Stan Kroenke, for example, owner of Bradford's first team, who "earned" the billions he needed to buy the franchise just by marrying into the Walton family, is has done less to earn more. Jeff Lurie, owner of his second team, was lucky enough to be born into billions and has never had to do anything other than pet projects his whole life. Zigi Wilf, owner of his third team, has "worked" for his money by using separate books to bilk his business partners out of millions.
After this year he will have earned about $129M in eight seasons (average of $16M/year). So, still not on the same order of magnitude as any of his team owners, who have done less for their work. And, in the middle of the pack for any QB who's been in the league that long. It so happens that $20M for 2018 ranks him right at 16th in the league in QB salary, behind guys like Eli Manning who got benched in 2017, or Joe Flacco who is just as mediocre.
I just don't see how it's a staggering sum. Here are the QBs with less guaranteed money than Bradford after his new deal:Faust said:
He is? He had one good season for completion percentage (in an entirely different offense) one average season and four very mediocre seasons.Faust said:
I have seen this statement in relation to Bradford several times before. Technically it is accurate. However Bradford did not miss any games due to injury in 2016. He just missed the first game because he had just been traded to the Vikings days before and they started Shaun Hill is the opener against the Titans.Faust said:
