Vikings offensive coordinator dispelled the notion that rookie quarterback Teddy Bridgewater didn't have a strong arm, saying Wednesday that his deep ball has been outstanding.
"I think in the six-to-eight weeks we've had him on the field, I think he's been put in a position where's he's had to make most of the throws he would have to make," he said per the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. "I think he can make all the throws he needs to make."
Per Turner, Bridgewater has already been allowed to make audibles and has been very instinctive and knows what's being asked of him. Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer said this week that the starting quarterback job was open heading into training camp.