Teddy Bridgewater

The former NFL quarterback is looking to become a current NFL quarterback

Teddy Bridgewater retired from the NFL after the 2023 season, but he revealed that he is interested with signing with a team this season (via NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport). After retirement, Bridgewater took the head coaching job at Miami Northwestern Senior High School and led his alma mater to a state championship in his first […]

Fresh off coaching his high school alma mater to a state championship, Teddy Bridgewater hints about making an NFL comeback.

The former NFL quarterback is looking to become a current NFL quarterback

Bridgewater last played in the NFL for the Lions last season, playing just three snaps in a reserve role. The 32-year-old was last a full-time starter for the Broncos in 2021, battling injuries since being drafted by the Vikings in 2014. He retired to coach his high school alma mater and came away with a state championship. Now, he tells Pelissero and Rapoport "we'll see how [the] next week and a half, two weeks play out, might be signing with a team or something." The likelihood Bridgewater becomes a contributor at this point of the NFL season is low, but he has the desire to return to an NFL quarterback room. With 15,120 career passing yards and 75 touchdowns, Bridgewater would bring a veteran presence to any team that signs him.