We knew that the recovery time for Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater would be a long road. Vikings coach Mike Zimmer already said that he wasn't sure when Bridgewater will be back, if at all in 2017.
According to Jason Cole of Bleacher Report, Bridgewater is expected to miss the entire 2017 season and the earliest Bridgewater could be fully healthy is March of 2018.
This is tough news for Bridgewater, but it's not exactly a surprise after Bridgewater tore his ACL and dislocated his knee in a freak injury last August.
Bridgewater is only 24, so he's got plenty of career ahead of him if he can get back to full strength. The tricky thing here is that Bridgewater is in the last year of his rookie contract next season considering it's unlikely the team will pick up a fifth-year option on a player who hasn't played a down in two seasons. Will the Vikings bring him back for 2018?
A lot of people knocked the Vikings for giving up a first-round pick for quarterback Sam Bradford, but right now, it doesn't look like the worst thing.
According to Jason Cole of Bleacher Report, Bridgewater is expected to miss the entire 2017 season and the earliest Bridgewater could be fully healthy is March of 2018.
This is tough news for Bridgewater, but it's not exactly a surprise after Bridgewater tore his ACL and dislocated his knee in a freak injury last August.
Bridgewater is only 24, so he's got plenty of career ahead of him if he can get back to full strength. The tricky thing here is that Bridgewater is in the last year of his rookie contract next season considering it's unlikely the team will pick up a fifth-year option on a player who hasn't played a down in two seasons. Will the Vikings bring him back for 2018?
A lot of people knocked the Vikings for giving up a first-round pick for quarterback Sam Bradford, but right now, it doesn't look like the worst thing.