Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik believes that Teddy Bridgewater is not enough of a complete package to be the best quarterback in the 2014 NFL Draft.

Bridgewater was widely regarded as the best quarterback heading into the selection process earlier in the year, but after a poor performance at his Pro Day, the former Louisville Cardinals signal caller has fallen behind Blake Bortles and Johnny Manziel in the eyes of some teams.

Dominik told ESPN: "There were things you saw on tape when you watched him. Something that scouts internally, we talked about it in Tampa with Teddy Bridgewater last year. Is he really the premiere quarterback?

"I like the young man, I think he's a quality individual, he's got character and leadership and those things.

"But this is a quarterback, and you're judged by what quarterback you draft, and I think Teddy Bridgewater might not have all the pieces you're looking for."

Bridgewater threw for 3,970 yards along with 31 touchdowns to four interceptions for the Cardinals in the 2013 season.