Teddy Bridgewater Cleared for Practice

Teddy Bridgewater spotted at practice in a red non-contact jersey (via the Star Tribune)

Leif Lindquist

On Wednesday, October 19th, Teddy Bridgewater practiced for the first time in almost 14 months after his knee injury that he obtained during a non-contact drill in the 2016 season.

"It's going to take some grit. That's just the mindset." -@teddyb_h2o on returning to practice

— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) October 19, 2017

This arises a few question: Does Case Keenum keep the starting job or not? Can the Vikings take over the NFC North with Teddy Bridgewater with Packers being left vulnerable following Aaron Rodger's season ending injury? Keenum has put up some pretty good stats this year including a 64.2% completion rate and a 7.1 yards per play average. Can Bridgewater prove better at practice? I guess we shall see.

Sources: Twitter.com