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fightinredantz
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I thought it would be fun to take the a poll on who we think should be the starting QB after 2 pre-season games.
I am not sure what happened to the poll.Where’s the poll?
Anyway, I’m firmly in the belief that this year needs to be Lock’s prove it year. Next year is the last year of his rookie contract. Denver can’t afford to wait too long to find out if they need to extend him or not. Use this year to find out if he’s the guy or not. And if he’s not, Bridgewater is a good fallback option.
You’ll never win pollster off the month that way.I am not sure what happened to the poll.
I tried to add one.
You’ll never win pollster off the month that way.
Of course, we did just sign a guy named Scott to the roster. Perhaps the powers-that-be, here, will be in a good mood.
Yes!LOCKed and loaded, baby. Drew's job to lose, IMO.
I don’t think that’s what other people are saying. Most people I read,here and otherwise, are saying that Bridgewater outplayed Lock more in game two than Lock outplayed Bridgewater in game one. That’s the simple version.I still have not watched the game, but I do have it recorded.
It seems that Lock has played the best, but some feel Bridgewater will be named the Week 1 starter.
The analysis smacks of a layman’s trap. Comparing stats, etc.I don’t think that’s what other people are saying. Most people I read,here and otherwise, are saying that Bridgewater outplayed Lock more in game two than Lock outplayed Bridgewater in game one. That’s the simple version.
I still have not watched the game, but I do have it recorded.
It seems that Lock has played the best, but some feel Bridgewater will be named the Week 1 starter.
I agree that Teddy out played Lock in Seattle. The one thing that keeps bothering me about Teddy is not taking plays are there, instead he dumps it down. If you go back to Vikings game he Benson running wide open farther down the field, but he choose to throw it to the TE. The TE did have a nice run after the catch, but that kind of thing may come back to bite you when playing against starters.I don’t think that’s what other people are saying. Most people I read,here and otherwise, are saying that Bridgewater outplayed Lock more in game two than Lock outplayed Bridgewater in game one. That’s the simple version.