Teddy Bridgewater Plans NFL Comeback After Coaching High School to State Title

The former Pro Bowl quarterback, now 32, aims to return to the NFL following a successful season coaching Miami Northwestern to a championship.

Overview

Teddy Bridgewater announced his intention to return to the NFL after coaching Miami Northwestern High School to a Florida Class 3A state championship.
The 32-year-old quarterback retired after the 2023 season following a brief stint with the Detroit Lions, where he appeared in one game.
Bridgewater has played 10 seasons in the NFL, amassing over 15,000 passing yards, 75 touchdowns, and a 33-32 record as a starter, despite injuries that disrupted his career.
He hinted that discussions with teams could take place in the next two weeks, with potential suitors including the Titans, Raiders, Giants, and Browns, all of whom face quarterback challenges.
Bridgewater plans to return to high school coaching in February, balancing his NFL aspirations with his commitment to his alma mater.