Mike Zimmer on Wednesday said he doesn't know "what a game manager is, really," and that whatever it is he doesn't consider Teddy Bridgewater to be one.
But in the strictest sense of a quarterback being labeled a "game manager," the connotation is a QB who doesn't take too many chances, relying instead on prudent decisions to put the team in a position to succeed.
In other words, it was how Zimmer described Bridgewater, at least with one description: "I guess maybe one of the best statistics is that he doesn't hurt his team ever. Very rarely does he hurt his team."
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