The art of the bridge quarterback.

[@footballdoesntmatter]

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[@Bobo0451]

Bridge quarterbacks have to be one of my favorite type of player in the NFL. Maybe it's because I'm a browns fan in our quarterback history and pretty much consists of bridge quarterbacks. You're Ryan Fitzpatrick's of the world always have a special place in the game for me

[@JohnOMalley-c6s]

Josh McCown was a sneaky mf too😂

[@Venom3254]

Their situation seems also relatable to the common folk, who have to bounce from job to job. Not being notice, but still doing the work to get that paycheck.

[@Jowwben]

something about nfl players who get 0 recognition is way cooler than someone who gets all of it

[@QRobNYC]

2015 Ryan Fitz was something special to watch when he led us to a 10-6 record. It’s also the last time we were somewhat good 🤣

[@Charlesthefido]

Case Keenum on the Vikings was always solid quarterback and my favorite. Dude goes beserk during prime time games and is clutch

[@RhyanTV]

I think there is one more route where they play themselves out of “bridge QB” status. When Jared Goff was sent to Detroit 3 years ago he was considered a bridge Qb. Everyone was waiting for the lions to get the future QB and now he has played himself to be the definitive QB1 for the future. It’s rare but he did it.

[@FansOfAntiHeroes]

They were ready to replace him with Hendon Hooker.

[@thatonewriter8043]

They took a flier on Hooker. Third rounders aren't the plan, they're a hope. He was already injured, which probably crushed what little hope he had.

[@amrelarcher8990]

Kirk Cousins flip flops from being a bridge to franchise qb every other season too.

[@NarutoMasterXt]

@@amrelarcher8990agreed. Atlanta played him 😂

[@BadOpticon]

100% right, however I will add that Goff was a former 1st overall pick and brought a team to a Super Bowl in the past. I think the Lions had him being a bridge in mind but he finally blossomed into a fine veteran QB and got PAID

[@cmd31220]

You left out one more category: the bridge QB that doesn't know he's a bridge Aaron Rodgers' and Brett Favre's last contracts with the Packers, Kirk Cousins in Atlanta, Ryan Tannehill in Miami. Guys who for good reason expect to be the team's main option going forward, who are then surprised by a highly-drafted rookie and are suddenly branded as bridges to the next guy, or in Tannehill's case the team decides the roster isn't good enough and is stuck holding the bag when it's blown up. Those to me are the most interesting because it's the only time a QB controversy ever truly feels controversial

[@bobbobson8087]

Still can’t believe the Falcons drafted Penix at pick 8

[@KippinCollars]

I feel like I held this role in most of my jobs - I was the bridge guy until they could hire the person they really wanted. Also, with most of my girlfriends - the bridge boyfriend. No one ever told me I was the bridge.

[@KornKobb]

I mean, Rodgers would have just left rather than holding the media and packers hostage if they told him he was just a bridge for J-Love.

[@N8R_Quizzie]

I think Geno Smith is the ultimate success story of the Bridge QB. I'm a seahawks fan and I thought we could go well under .500 and I was hoping for a QB next year, but to everyone's surprise Geno was legitimate. Now he's a solid starting QB for his 3rd year now after being out of the role for a long time.

[@eliwilson3902]

I remember watching him on the Jets the year he got injured and I never thought he was deserving of what happened to him. That being said, although he deserved a second chance it's so rare I was shocked when he got that chance then took Russell Wilson's job.

[@FansOfAntiHeroes]

Remember when Jameis Winston was a bridge quarterback for 50 year old Tom Brady? The good ole times.

[@Jadkin69]

?never a bridge 😂Brady went to start two seasons winning a superbowl in one and leading the league in passing his last

[@FansOfAntiHeroes]

@@Jadkin69 shit went right over your noggin

[@samcardenas1991]

​@@Jadkin69what does that have to do with whether Winston is a bridge or not? Bros yapping

[@Ladnar_von_Boshaft]

I think @Jadkin69 doesn't comprehend what a 'bridge quarterback' is. For clarification, a 'bridge quarterback' is a player selected to fill a specified role (in this case, quarterback) for a knowingly limited amount of time, be it until their successor is drafted, signed, or returns from injury. Bridge guys are considered a band-aid, a short term solution.

[@Jadkin69]

@@Ladnar_von_Boshaft I don’t think you comprehend football all together. Do t be dumb

[@smacker4476]

Jacoby brisset has 10k passing yards 52 touchdowns and only 21 interceptions. Hes a very consistent qb and im suprised he doesn’t have more opportunities on bad teams

[@Zahrul3]

Thats because good teams also want him as a backup and would even pay more for that! He fits well into any system, even if he plays extremely conservative football in that system.

[@justinbombach9873]

If I remember correctly, he has the NFL record for lowest percent of passes intercepted, of all players who have at least 1500 pass attempts.

[@Eidenhoek]

Alex Smith was a veteran mentor to Pat Mahomes, and I friggin love Smith for that.

[@josiah3236]

the ultimate display of BDE is to be a willing mentor when the time comes.

[@ajax5467]

Alex Smith is the Goat bridge QB

[@mitchweber7868]

Serious question can he really teach him a lot in one or two years??? I don't get what they mean when they say sit behind them for a little while.....

[@Eidenhoek]

@@mitchweber7868 Think about it like your job. Sure, there's definitely an advantage to learning *on the job*, but this is a job where it's really fast, and people are trying to kill you. So instead of *that*, jumping in immediately, you get to study the playbook, go through practice, have the guy in front of you (hopefully) show you the ropes. Then you get some irl snaps, sure, but without a ton of pressure.

[@mitchweber7868]

@@Eidenhoek Hey, thanks for the reply man! I'm really trying to learn more of the ins and outs about football. It's like to me the biggest thing about the NFL is the SPEED of the game. This is not 5 seconds to throw or whatever in college, it's 4 seconds right...... So that's where I would see the biggest advantage I guess. But is the defensive scheme really a lot different than college do you think???

[@edwardellis3038]

I remember Kurt Warner being the bridge with the Giants back in 2004. He had them in playoff contention at 5-4, then they bench him for Eli and effectively tank the season. Then Warner moves on to the Cardinals as a bridge QB, he was the hold the fort guy in 2005, then the veteran bridge behind Matt Leinart where he was supposed to be a veteran mentor and a bridge until Leinart was ready. Combination of injuries and poor play opened the door for Warner and he got his shot as the guy in AZ. You can play your way out of the bridge status but it takes luck and timing.

[@GhostofMcNabb]

Kurt Warner for so many reasons has one of the best and most interesting stories in nfl history imo

[@jmgonzales7701]

@@GhostofMcNabb sadly his career was cut short. Imagine if he won more superbowls dude would be the greatest story ever and one of the greats

[@GhostofMcNabb]

@@jmgonzales7701 so true. Even with his relatively shorter career he’s one of the greats imo

[@UserName-ts3sp]

Not quite the same success, but Alex Smith had an ark like that too. Played his way into bridge status, lit it up, went out and was the guy in KC for a few years

[@Mikey-ct3qf]

@@jmgonzales7701he’s still in the HOF thank god

[@Ballardgeonte]

At this point Teddy The Bridge Bridgewater or Jacoby The Bridge Brissett are two great fitting nicknames for both guys

[@marcusj5135]

You are looking at the bridge analogy all wrong. Bridge QBs are supposed to carry you over and keep you above water from 1 franchise QB to the next. You know, like a bridge 🙂

[@YOUNGBLOOD-vm9km]

Sam darnold has gotten his 3rd chance as a starter

[@warlordofbritannia]

Pats fan. I’m hoping against hope that they don’t throw Maye to the wolves.

[@footballdoesntmatter]

Agreed - there’s something to be said for learning on the job, but you’d rather put him behind a better o-line to do that

[@donjohnson2758]

I get you but Maye’s better already. You’re hindering him & the team by keeping him on the bench.

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

A patriots fan lol

[@warlordofbritannia]

@@donjohnson2758 I don’t think letting Maye get turned into a fine paste behind our alleged o-line would help him or the team. Plus this is a rebuilding year-if we win 7 games instead of 5 we’re actually worse off.

[@Radioheadtrip]

“They told me I couldn’t take the heat but I never left the kitchen” I’m using that in my darts game tonight 😂

[@PossumBuddy420]

Tyrod Taylor shouldve gotten an entire segment all to himself. He was the quintessential "Bridge QB" Also, the way that the QBs that took over for Tyrod would usually go on to have successful futures was weirdly cool

[@TheCountofToulouse]

The truth is that it works. Jeff Fisher, after drafting Steve McNair, then picked up Chris Chandler, certainly a professional and capable starter but al the while knowing what his job was. The Jordan Love situation, which began with the Aaron Rodgers situation has seen Green Bay have an unending streak of capable starters. It's a smart strategy. Even if the Bridge QB doesn't take the rookie under his wing, he still has the pressure off and is able to learn the system, get the feel of the NFL pace and just observe. I think the stupidest thing franchises do is throw rookies in day one.

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

I agree. Many careers have been ruined by throwing in guys who aren't ready, surrounding them with a bunch of nobodys, and killing their confidence and career before it can ever get off the ground.

[@jirisvengeance]

Geno Smith was supposed to lead the tank for Young or Stroud but now he's looking at a second long term extension, that's the best case scenario

[@HoganLegDropSoup]

Bridges are usually Bridges. But let's talk about Sam darnold he's an absolute monster right now. And I'm a Bears fan just so you know

[@BosSoxFan15]

If Sam Darnold wins a playoff game this year he has to say, "I stopped seeing ghosts"

[@footballdoesntmatter]

@@BosSoxFan15 “They said I was paranoid, but I was just exorcising demons.”

[@bfure1]

As a Colts fan, I am praying that AR is the man and can stay healthy because the last 5 years have been painful.

[@jasonfreitas6845]

He was bad in college get ready for another bad 4-7 years

[@noahhhhhhhhhhhh]

bears fan here yeah five years ain’t shit buddy

[@bfure1]

@@noahhhhhhhhhhhh I'm from Australia, My rugby league team hasn't won the title since 1986 and has finished bottom of the table more times than anyone in the league. I'm more than familiar with pain, which is why I would prefer to not experience it with my NFL team as well.

[@YouJustAmazeMe]

Tbf you deserve it for what you did to luck (not singling you out, talking org wise)

[@exthelic929]

@@jasonfreitas6845he was spectacular in the 3 games he played last year

[@browneyemastermind]

Mike Glennon and Jake Luton. I shudder thinking about those 2.

[@trevor68468]

Sam darnold will say I ain’t never seen ghost no more the moment he wins a playoff game

[@JohnOMalley-c6s]

When will that be definitely not this year😂

[@rivers4451]

Watching Fitzpatrick be a bridge quarterback was a blessing. We knew we would move on from him eventually for Tua, but they way he played was so entertaining we cheered for him even though we knew he would get replaced.

[@TheAoalec14]

lol you might need him to come out of retirement or get Ryan tannehill that was another rough outing against big brother buffalo

[@rivers4451]

@@TheAoalec14 Tua had so much potential, but these hits man... I wouldn't even blame him if he retires but if he continues playing, he gotta just stay still and fall safely, or probably go to another team cause we're failing him rn.

[@TheAoalec14]

@@rivers4451 I’m a bills fan and maybe it’s cause they weren’t as good when tannehill was your QB1 but I feared the dolphins more back then also that black coach you had kinda knew tua was average. The fact is his record vs teams above .500 is atrocious. He’s an A1 human being though and I hope his health is okay I personally hope he retires he got his $$ it’s hard on his family watching those hits for sure. Health trumps football

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

Will never forget that pass against the raiders where his helmet was being twisted, couldn't even see down field, and proceeded to throw a perfect pass and Dolphins won it.

[@rivers4451]

@@2infinity_and_beyond I watched it with my dad. When Jason Sanders kicked it, we celebrated so loudly lol.

[@samwebster2441]

The biggest bridge quarterback disaster I can remember is Matt Flynn. Never had an opportunity to show anyone what he could do because Russell Wilson was so impressive.

[@poopooma_]

I love jacoby brissett so much

[@DJ_BABS11]

Coming back to this video when darnold says the heat in the kitchen line in a postgame playoff interview

[@alcalderon8469]

Daniel Jones 😭😭😭 And I’m a giants fan

[@nick-nd8ey]

i will never forget you taylor heinicke

[@samwebster2441]

Fields Vs Wilson is the battle of all types of bridge QB.

[@justinlokere]

Great video!

[@CharlesMontgomery-gt9yz]

Tom Brady to Chicago for Caleb Williams

[@jcore0981]

Brady would never be a bridge for someone else. If he's going to a team, he's going to be the guy, not the guy's mentor

[@KkWtdt]

@@jcore0981this is flying over your head

[@CharlesMontgomery-gt9yz]

@@jcore0981 I mean one more year for Brady

[@eastsidetactown]

I genuinely feel like Minshew gets a bad wrap. Hes better than hes given credit for and i hope he has a great season for the Raiders this year

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

I see Minshew as Walmart Tony Romo

[@dallasbey2633]

You wrote a hell of a script for this one man. Witty and insightful. Well done

[@DownfieldDynasty]

great video

[@3CityJay]

Hot Take: Kirk Cousins is the Peyton Manning of Bridge QB’s

[@parkerpc]

U my fav lil nfl channel

[@marcwhitlock5450]

Goffs story is great, 1 of the rare times a story works great for both sides and he's on a team and city that actually wants him

[@footballdoesntmatter]

“You’re good enough for Detroit, Jared Goff.”

[@andrewd5139]

If your qb wears the number 14 just know he's gonna be out of there soon

[@JohnOMalley-c6s]

😂you may be right I don't think there are any HOF QBs with the number 14

[@andrewd5139]

@@JohnOMalley-c6s or 6

[@TheFanatic13]

@@JohnOMalley-c6sDan Fouts

[@mjisthegoat88]

@@TheFanatic13y.a. tittle too. and ken anderson certainly could be in the hall of fame

[@patricklemire9278]

Patriot O-line is terrible. Brisette has already gotten dinged in preseason. They are sitting Maye to keep him from getting hurt, but odds are that line is going to force Maye onto the field when Brissette gets blown up.

[@LastLifeGamingNetwork]

less than 10k subs for this kind of content is WILD....great stuff my man!

[@footballdoesntmatter]

Really appreciate that!

[@tylerbennett5282]

Great video Only part I disagree with was Dobbs, the only reason why we was starting was because Murray was hurt and came back

[@thatonewriter8043]

Hey, sometimes there are in-season bridges. It's called the backup QB. The weird part with Dobbs is that he got traded mid-season, which basically never happens with QBs.

[@tylerbennett5282]

@@thatonewriter8043good point

[@nmarkert01]

I’m in MA and a Pats ticket holder and a lot of signs are pointing to Maye starting locally at least that’s the word

[@dannygutz15]

One of the best football videos I seen in a minute

[@aydenbrudnakvoss4535]

This i like an OSP trope talk but for football, and I absolutely love it. Great vid

[@culpabledread5397]

Honestly being a bridge qb is prolly the best job to have in the nfl. You get paid millions presumably every year to come in with little expectations and all you have to do is be ok on a usually meh team and people are gonna be like “yeah he’s alright, not bad, not the worst option” and you get signed again

[@stephenvz7852]

Jacoby brisset has always been a good dude even back when he was at NC State.

[@bigbob27]

Don’t worry about Russell Wilson, I think Fields closed the open door

[@fatalgaming6244]

Kirk Cousins is my favorite crossroads QB imo

[@KippinCollars]

What's the list of bridge QB all stars?

[@thatonewriter8043]

Fitzmagic, Fitzmagic, Fitzmagic.

[@_SayitAintSo]

Shane Falco Willie Beamen

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

@@_SayitAintSo Shane Falco is the GOAT

[@muffinzyt1166]

W vid although some of the videos in the montages were a lil low quality still love it ❤

[@samwebster2441]

I like when tank commanders take the job by accident. Jimmy Clauson in 2010 comes to mind

[@ryangeorge3982]

Alex Smith was the perfect bridge qb for KC! Even though that’s not what they signed him as.

[@tonecot8932]

Tyrod Taylor is the ultimate bridge QB. Old school would be Chris Chandler, Steve Deberg and David Woodley.

[@grayharris672]

I mean JJ mcarthey out for the season and minshew is starting for the raiders this year but I agree they aren’t there for a long time

[@finn2718]

Thank God Drake Maye has experience running for his life at UNC. Will serve him well on the Pats with our O Line

[@lvxtu3472]

Russell Wilson is not as bad as people say. He’s gonna have a Baker-like season in Pittsburgh maybe even better. Don’t be shocked if the Steelers make the playoffs.

[@seeayyell]

like & sub earned!

[@domo02442]

bros channell is football doesnt matter and he doesnt know a single thing about *ACTUAL* football mechanics. This whole video yet not a single comment about footwork, throwing mechanics or ability to read and react to play calling. *YOUR OPINION* about football doesn't matter. Particularly cause its obvious you are more of a want to be a Football player and less of a highscool starter yourself.. On the other hand football is all that matters, its based in physics and reality not what other broadcasters parot.

[@samdaman0967]

As a Raiders fan, we must have a very long bridge

[@IAmE1029]

Subbed

[@royalace2271]

As a Texans fan, you don't know how good it feels to have CJ Stroud. Thought we would suffer many more years of Patty Mills bridging the position

[@JohnOMalley-c6s]

Davis*

[@thatonewriter8043]

Dang, a basketball player at QB? That really would have been dire!

[@johnwgarrett1]

Great analysis! And who would know more about bridge QBs than Browns fans?

[@footballdoesntmatter]

@@johnwgarrett1 I was absolutely convinced RG3 was gonna save the franchise

[@JeffJefe-pe1ge]

I like how the Pats Talkin about their QB Room like it’s 3guys instead of 2 😂😂😂 next biggest mistake

[@savethebeez]

Carr is a bridge QB as well.

[@grayharris672]

Glad the patriots brought Jacoby brissett back crazy he was drafted there and win a superbowl there

[@14Penfold88]

Well the music was nice

[@Maccccccc]

Minshew was never really given a true chance after Jacksonville. I'm excited to see what he does in Vegas.

[@samwebster2441]

Fitzpatrick has been all of those

[@formulahank1250]

Teddy Bridgewater comes to mind, funnily enough

[@supersonicsandshrew9742]

Sam darnold is the Tom Brady of Nathan petermans.

[@nicholaspearse2222]

I stick with being a Packers fan... yall have fun though

[@ChefJayGreen]

Sam D playoff win now!!!!

[@atribecalledlen3567]

what do you consider the drew brees- Phillip Rivers situation in san diego?

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

I think they wanted to push Drew Brees out of town. His play was up and down before they drafted Rivers. After they drafted Rivers, he became the Brees that we all know, but then he tore his shoulder trying to recover that fumble. I do think he was being treated as a bridge so that the Chargers could move to Rivers. Which.... I personally think the Chargers would have won a Super Bowl if they kept Brees. Brees, LT, AND Lorenzo Neal is probably the highest caliber backfield that could have existed.

[@stanjones5341]

NFL humbles you

[@stdamonsbeard]

Teddy Bridgewater was the ultimate Bridge quarterback.

[@matthewhovanes270]

fitzpatrick or brissett are better choices for definitive bridge qb

[@ItSaBeastNerd]

@@matthewhovanes270 I’m pretty sure he said it cuz Teddy had “Bridge” in his name

[@thesummaryguy3911]

Ohhh ya I'm dumb ​@@ItSaBeastNerd

[@EGuala21]

A lot of bridge QBs are better than these young players getting paid 30 million a yr. At least 4 bridge QBs this year along are better than Trevor Lawrence who just got 300 million dollars. It’s all about the organization and if the front office is delusional. It’s about 15% how you play. 5% how old you are 50% if the tv tells you they’re good 30% popularity. It’s rarely about the play on the field.

[@thatonewriter8043]

Lol, either you have a loose definition of "bridge QB", or you undervalue Lawrence. I'm not sold on him making it another five years in Jacksonville with the holes that have emerged in his game, but he's good enough that the Jags kind of had to pay whatever he wanted. He offers stability and above-average QB play, and he's been improving before the injury-riddled mess of this past season. If a bridge could offer more than that, they'd get the treatment Goff got in Detroit.

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

@@thatonewriter8043 I disagree that these teams need to "pay whatever he wants". The players have gotten way too much leverage in the market. No chance Lawrence should have been paid all that, and it will set the Jags back even longer. These teams are sticking on QBs for too long when they could be looking for legitimate answers, gaining cap space, and building the rest of their team, and forming an identity outside of the QB. Look at the Lions. Goff is more like the "icing on the cake" than the "face of the franchise" for them, and it works. They have an identity, a scheme, interior players, and THEN they have their QB. If you just want to sell jerseys and season tickets, that's one thing. I know that the owners value that. But when it comes to winning, the guys that have been paid recently is absurd. Daniel Jones, Trevor Lawrence, Dak Prescott, Lamar Jackson (yes, Lamar Jackson), etc. These guys are fine, but they're not THAT guy. None of these teams are getting over the hump with these guys. They'll put up some decent regular season numbers, maybe win a playoff game, and that'll be it.

[@jarydjackson8531]

What the pats did to Mac jones still doesn’t sit well with me. With that being said, I hope they learned their lesson and take better care of drake maye and boost his confidence instead of destroying it

[@mikewood8561]

I heard Jones had a bad attitude and the players didn't like him.

[@JasonNahRealFitSG]

The ultimate bridge quarterback... Nick Foles... Super Bowl whattt?

[@TheGalacticNerd19]

Then there’s the packers 😂😂

[@aydenbrudnakvoss4535]

Golden Jacket Bridge QB?

[@hahafreeman]

funny how i just watched goodfellas the other day😂😂😂😂

[@kenyonsd]

I won’t take Geno slander!! No no no🥲🥲not a bridge QB was supposed to be

[@UserName-ts3sp]

The Steelers are weird, two crossroads starters in the truest sense of the word. Neither have a contract beyond 2024.

[@bobbycaldwell6397]

Jacoby Brisset will finish the season about even..he always has...New England traded Brisset back in the day to the colts and he started after Luck retired..same story..in Cleveland..same story...Brisset has a problem of holding the ball too long waiting for the wide open guy..now as that has lead to not throwing very many interceptions..it has also lead to a ton of sacks..so look out New England..your getting a sack lunch every game this year..

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

Agreed. The stats look very respectable, but it never passes the eye test, and the results never quite show up. He's solid and won't lose you the game, but he'll do very little to help you win. He'd need to be on the 2000 Ravens to win a Super Bowl.

[@gabeetzel3240]

Me watching this, learning the best way to play myself out the bridge and make it as QB1 🧐

[@patricklemire9278]

Gardner Minshew is a better QB than Richardson who plays a jacked version of high school QB.

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

Richardson can be elite if he can make the casual throws, but he's often inaccurate on these short throws. Remember, he only had a 48% completion percentage at Florida. He's great at making the spectacular play, but consistently hitting short to intermediate throws is how you survive and go to the playoffs in the NFL. He's only 22, so hopefully he can stay more healthy and then cleans up his passing process to be more consistent.

[@peacefulmell]

✝️

[@timtones75]

As for the Vikes they may have a top 3 skill set group. And a top 3 deffense. They should be desperate for a viable starter, specially if the o line is decent. I´d call Brady, I´d call Atlanta and propose a trade for Penix giving JJ and a second. I´d call the Pats for Brisset

[@gustaveducrest592]

Top 3 defense?

[@WaySheGoes12]

Top 3 defense 😂😂😂 Edit: I may have spoken too soon, my apologies.

[@thatonewriter8043]

I'm not even sure Minnesota has a league average defense. Jefferson's great, but the team was a bubble team at best even with McCarthy.

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

First, Brady is not going to answer at this point. He's done. Second, you're going to call for Penix, why??? He has no NFL experience, plus why would Atlanta give him up after just drafting him? And then you'd call the Pats for Brisset??? And now Sam Darnold is actually looking good. Your career as NFL GM would be a short one haha.

[@jphilbeck3]

Lost me at Russ bro!!!

[@bobdrago69657]

Oh wait. Trey Lance is a multimillionaire.

[@bobdrago69657]

Trey Lance. Lol.

[@hwwwarrior90]

Your talking about journeyman quarterbacks...why are you calling them bridge quarterbacks...

[@domo02442]

sportscasting is in the toilet. no way these teenie boppers actually have enough guts to stand up to the authority which will water down their scripts and clearly 20 YO like this one dont actually hold intelligent skill based knowledge cause everything has been handed to them.. so what does he do.. what been done for him... he hands us the same lines weve already heard via mainstream.. for example could you telll me anything about WHY displaying smooth power transfer the hips is related to a throw which never looses velocity while throwing on the run and for how long which of these QBs displayed this?

[@timtones75]

I think the Pats has two Rookies they should want to start over Brisset. If Maye ain´t ready give Milton a chance. Worst case they lose games and get a better pick. Best case they find a diamond in the rough. Start Brisset is not smart at all

[@jasonfreitas6845]

You have no clue what your talking about

[@liamhospidales9812]

wrong

[@yousoldthebag]

Brissett is not as bad as you’re making him out to be and NFL teams don’t want to lose games. It may seem fine on the outside but regardless of what pick you get people lose money and jobs by losing games.

[@AntiContradiction]

Is your channel supposed to be a Baseball Doesn't Exist knockoff?

[@footballdoesntmatter]

People have also said I’m a KTO, Foolish Baseball, and Brett Kollmann ripoff.

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

Please stop calling it "the dance" lol. Once is fine. Use other terms, phrases and analogies

[@eagletsnupper7876]

alternatives include: "the jig", "the waltz", "the frolic", and "the prance"

[@henrywallacesghost5883]

No such thing as a bridge quarterback. There are good qb's and bad qb's. If you call a qb a bridge qb then you are saying we have a bad qb.

[@jasonfreitas6845]

There are levels to good. Bridge is in that serviceable qb range. The way you say is like tua and patty are both good. No pat is exceptionally good and Tua is good.

[@Donnydon1996]

There’s literally a such thing as bridge QBs. It’s always been a thing

[@YouJustAmazeMe]

There are good comments and bad comments.. guess which one yours is 😂

[@freshprince7999]

The good ones don’t need a bridge. They’re expected to play right away. BTW your take sucks 👎🏾

[@n8q_]

Patrick Mahomes had a bridge. A lot of the best QBs had a bridge lol.

[@freshprince7999]

@@n8q_ Mahomes wasn’t expected to play for a couple years. Alex Smith was their qb1 and he was no bridge.

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

What are you even talking about? He's saying that the teams need a bridge QB due to scarcity in the market and other reasons. But even with that, you're forgetting about guys like Big Ben and Eli Manning. Both were drafted with a full expectation to eventually play, but sat at first. Baker didn't start right away. Tebow didn't start right away. Manziel didn't start right away. Rodgers didn't start right away. Hurts didn't start right away. Mahomes didn't play right away. Herbert didn't play right away. Lamar didn't start right away. Love didn't start right away. Rivers didn't start right away. Vick didn't start right away. And so on and so forth. And regardless of their career success, ALL of them were drafted with the full intent for them to be the franchise guy, but sat behind other guys for a variety of reasons. So..... YOUR take sucks.

[@freshprince7999]

@@2infinity_and_beyond how you long you been watching football man? None of those guys you mentioned was ready to play day one. Also the others played behind ballers. I ain’t t even got time to address all entire comment as I didn’t read it all. But obviously you don’t know football either

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

@@freshprince7999 Been watching football my entire life. That’s LITERALLY the entire point of this video. The guy isn’t ready to play, so you have a BRIDGE QB. You clearly don’t know a damn thing.

[@inst4rmin.x4_onYT]

How a Minshew/O'Connor combo is considered the crossroads starter type bridge instead of true tank commanders is beyond wild to me...