Veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is eager for another shot in the NFL. After a successful stint coaching at Miami Northwestern High School, where he led the team to a state championship, Bridgewater announced on 2025-08-05 12:19:00 that he is leaving to pursue a return to professional football.
- Teddy Bridgewater seeks NFL return.
- He coached at Miami Northwestern High School.
- Bridgewater led team to state championship.
- Lions may be a potential destination.
- He has experience with multiple NFL teams.
- Recently suspended for giving impermissible benefits.
While it’s unclear if he has an offer from any team, the Detroit Lions seem like a fitting option. Bridgewater served as the Lions’ No. 2 quarterback last season and even played in a playoff game. With current backups Kyle Allen and Hendon Hooker struggling in preseason, could Bridgewater be the answer?
This development raises questions about the Lions’ quarterback depth and Bridgewater’s readiness to return. Will he reclaim a starting role, or will he settle for backup duties once again?
- Bridgewater was a first-round draft pick in 2014.
- He has started 65 regular-season games and one playoff game.
- His coaching career faced a setback due to a recent suspension.
- Bridgewater maintains a close relationship with Lions head coach Dan Campbell.
