Mike Zimmer playing coy about Bridgewater is pure pandering, a move he'll likely sorely regret if he does bench Keenum. The reason Sam Bradford cemented himself as the starter is because, unlike Bridgewater, he was able to open up the offense by throwing the ball all over the field. So does Keenum. Bridgewater on the other hand threw just 14 TD passes each of his two seasons as a starter.
This is a clear-cut example of the racial double standard at work. Weenieworld and the rest of the Caste media would be reassuring us that Bridgewater poses no threat to Keenum were the races reversed, and Bridgewater would be dubbed a "poor man's Trent Dilfer-type game manager," yet there's this huge build-up of anticipation of him taking over after two years of rust, in the middle of a season in which the Vikings are playing well above expectations. Of course, given the icky collective grief the caste media and DWF Nation went through after their beloved Teddy's knee injury, it's clear that nothing less than Bridgewater quickly becoming the starter will satisfy them no matter how well Keenum plays.
Coach Mike Zimmer confirmed Case Keenum will start Week 11 against the Rams. It was an obvious decision after Keenum flamed the Redskins for 304 yards and four touchdowns on the road last week. Keenum, of course, played for the Rams last season. Their defense will present a much stiffer challenge than the Redskins offered last week, but Keenum at least gets them at home. We'll undoubtedly see Teddy Bridgewater at some point this season.
This is a clear-cut example of the racial double standard at work. Weenieworld and the rest of the Caste media would be reassuring us that Bridgewater poses no threat to Keenum were the races reversed, and Bridgewater would be dubbed a "poor man's Trent Dilfer-type game manager," yet there's this huge build-up of anticipation of him taking over after two years of rust, in the middle of a season in which the Vikings are playing well above expectations. Of course, given the icky collective grief the caste media and DWF Nation went through after their beloved Teddy's knee injury, it's clear that nothing less than Bridgewater quickly becoming the starter will satisfy them no matter how well Keenum plays.
Coach Mike Zimmer confirmed Case Keenum will start Week 11 against the Rams. It was an obvious decision after Keenum flamed the Redskins for 304 yards and four touchdowns on the road last week. Keenum, of course, played for the Rams last season. Their defense will present a much stiffer challenge than the Redskins offered last week, but Keenum at least gets them at home. We'll undoubtedly see Teddy Bridgewater at some point this season.
