SeahawksCanuck
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Bridgewater looked okay in past seasons, not great (but then again I wouldn't call Keenum's play great: he's done what he's needed to do with the rest of the team playing some really good football). The excitement around Bridgewater was really based on the idea that a lot of people thought he's take a big next step last season.adeltaY":285wz199 said:Thepeelsessions":285wz199 said:Bridgewater is extremely overrated. Look at his stats for his best year. They aren't good. Bradford had one good game. ONE. It was a phenomenal game, but it was the exception to the rule. Keenum is a baller. He actually has weapons around him. He is the best QB on that team when they're all healthy. Murray is a good starter in this league, and is a rare three down back. I'd gladly take him on the Hawks, any day of the week. Dalvin Cook is just exceptional, though. He is a game changer. He is the future of that franchise.adeltaY":285wz199 said:rossob":285wz199 said:I don't think the Vikings are a fair comparison. The replacements are better than the former starters.
That is insanity. Keenum is not better than either Bradford or Bridgewater. Murray is nowhere near as good as Dalvin Cook.
Bridgewater is unfairly criticized IMO. He was playing behind an OL that was about as bad as ours the past few years. The improvement in the OL and acquiring some better RBs helped the offense more than Keenum playing QB. Bradford has always been on garbage teams and he throws the ball really well and with excellent accuracy when protected.
Keenum is playing well but he is NOT a baller. Very few of his interceptable passes have been caught and his receivers have created many receptions on inaccurate throws. Thielen and Diggs are fantastic.
Bradford has played really well with the Vikings as far as a pocket passer goes (his scrambling game is extremely limited). But after a few games last season the Vikings had the worst oline in the league (yes, worse than the Seahawks). Bradford still looked pretty good making a bunch of short, accurate passers, but it it wasn't enough.
I don't think Keenum was an upgrade (although he does have a better scrambling game than Bradford) but he's done exactly what you need your backup players to do: not lose you games. He's going to get paid this offseason, and some team is going to regret that contract.