Just days after leading his high school alma mater to a Florida state title, former quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is considering a return to the NFL. Bridgewater had initially announced his retirement from the league in 2023 after the Detroit Lions were eliminated from the playoffs in the NFC Championship game.
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But after leading Miami Northwestern High School to a Florida Class 3A state title, Bridgewater says he's considering jumping back into the league. In an appearance on NFL Network, he was asked about his future when he revealed that he was considering a comeback.
'Might be signing with a team or something and then returning back to coach high school football,' Bridgewater told the network. When asked if he was planning on going back to the NFL, he replied, 'That's the plan.'. Former quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is considering an NFL comeback after coaching his old high school to a Florida state football title just days ago.
Bridgewater was drafted out of Louisville by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2014 NFL Draft. Bridgewater was selected with the 32nd overall pick in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings out of the University of Louisville. He turned into a reliable dual-threat quarterback, but a series of injuries throughout his career hampered his progress to becoming a consistent starter.
