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WATCH: Denver Broncos Fans Take Notice as Von Miller Compares Teddy Bridgewater to Peyton Manning

Published 09/15/2021, 8:44 PM EDT

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Vic Fangio-coached Denver Broncos knew they were in need of a strong quarterback to challenge for the AFC West title in 2021. Since the departure of Peyton Manning, the Broncos have had a string of quarterbacks challenge for a starting berth. This season, they had three – Jeff Driskel, Drew Lock, and the experienced Teddy Bridgewater.

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The latter arrived in the offseason from Carolina Panthers who opted to bring in a younger QB in the form of Sam Darnold. Bridgewater, who previously featured for New Orleans Saints and Minnesota Vikings, worked towards improving his fitness during the summer.

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He managed to impress HC Vic Fangio and was named as the first-choice starter for the Week 1 showdown against New York Giants. It’s safe to say he did not disappoint.

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Von Miller heaps praise on Denver Broncos QB Teddy Bridgewater

 

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Teddy Bridgewater put in a dominant display as Denver Broncos sealed a comfortable 27-13 win over NFC East old boys, New York Giants. In fact, his performance was so impressive that Denver fan favorite Von Miller even compared Bridgewater to the legendary Peyton Manning.

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“I haven’t felt that in a while – since 18 was here man. Keep with that s***. Those little pep talks go a long way, you what I’m saying? We need that s***. We haven’t had that in a minute,” Miller told Bridgewater following the team’s opening week win.

Bridgewater concluded his Broncos debut with 264 passing yards and 2 passing touchdowns. He completed 28 of his 36 attempted passes on the night.

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With the return of Miller and the emergence of Teddy, coach Fangio will hope to lead his team to the NFL post-season in 2021. Whether lady luck is on their side or not, remains to be seen. Watch this space for more.

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