Teddy Bridgewater’s gruesome knee injury took the hearts of everyone around the country, especially his fans around the Louisville football program. He is going to miss up to a year and it seems as though the Vikings are doing just fine without him.
The Vikings traded for veteran quarterback Sam Bradford shortly after Bridgewater’s injury and has led the team to a 4-0 record to start the 2016 season. As expected, there are many people who equate the team’s success for Bradford being the reason for it.
It’s hard to believe that a guy who has only thrown for four touchdowns after four weeks is, all of the sudden, the franchise QB, but I guess that’s how they roll in Minnesota.