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J.J. McCarthy started 18 fewer games at quarterback for the #Vikings than any other first-round pick in franchise history. Teddy Bridgewater, whose catastrophic knee injury ended his time as the starter before his third season, is next on the list (data from Pro Football Reference)
Why it's #1 a starter
- As part of our package looking back on the decade since Teddy Bridgewater’s knee injury, @andrewkrammer.bsky.social and I had a great conversation with Vikings OL Jeremiah Sirles about the day Teddy went down and the wild season that ensued. Learned some stories I’d never heard before. Link ⬇️
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Bryce Young completed a career-best 11 passes to begin the game against Detroit.
It marks the first time a Panthers QB has completed the first 11 passes of a game since Teddy Bridgewater in Week 10, 2020 against Tampa Bay.
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- Oct 4 Greg Auman (X) Bryce Young is 24-for-30 passing entering the fourth quarter -- has never had an 80 percent passing game in his NFL career. Panthers' last one was Teddy Bridgewater (23/28) in 2020.
- Oct 4 Mike Kaye (X) His only incompletion on 14 throws was a smart throwaway. · Quoting Carolina Panthers Football Communications: Bryce Young completed a career-best 11 passes to begin the game against Detroit. It marks the first time a Panthers QB has completed the first 11 passes of a game since Teddy Bridgewater in Week 10, 2020 against Tampa Bay.
- Oct 4 Mike Kaye (X) Bryce Young completed a career-best 11 passes to begin the game against Detroit. It marks the first time a Panthers QB has completed the first 11 passes of a game since Teddy Bridgewater in Week 10, 2020 against Tampa Bay.
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Teddy Bridgewater says, “This time it’s official.” He’s retiring. “This wheel of mine can no longer deal with something so simple as standing around on the turf field.” He says he wants his body to be in “one piece and available for my children as they grow up.” 🥹
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- Aug 10 Erik Schlitt (Bluesky) Teddy Bridgewater reveals reason for sudden retirement
- Aug 10 Jenna Laine (Bluesky) Teddy Bridgewater says, “This time it’s official.” He’s retiring. “This wheel of mine can no longer deal with something so simple as standing around on the turf field.” He says he wants his body to be in “one piece and available for my children as they grow up.” 🥹