Breaking down all of Teddy Bridgewater’s rookie season interceptions
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Bridgewater’s fifth career interception also came against the Bills on a throw intended for Adam Thielen.
The throw from Bridgewater is certainly underthrown and needed some more zip on it, I’m not going to dispute that. However, Thielen makes the throw much more difficult than it has to be. He doesn’t run a particularly good route and gets little to no separation from the Bills cornerback. Additionally, he runs away from Bridgewater while the ball is in the air, as if he’s letting the interception happen.
Again, the throw from Bridgewater could’ve been better. But his window was much tighter than it needed to be.
Next: Interception #6