Teddy Bridgewater Doubles Down on Decision to Retire
Summary
Teddy Bridgewater, a veteran NFL quarterback, has officially retired from professional football. He played for several teams during his career, including the Detroit Lions, and was known for his strong character and teamwork.Key Facts
- Teddy Bridgewater announced his retirement from the NFL this week on Instagram.
- This is not his first retirement; he briefly became a high school coach before returning to play.
- He returned to the Detroit Lions in 2024 to be the backup quarterback.
- The Lions signed Joshua Dobbs to replace Bridgewater after his retirement.
- Lions head coach Dan Campbell praised Bridgewater for his character and impact on the team.
- Bridgewater was the 32nd overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings.
- Over his career, he threw for 15,182 yards, 75 touchdowns, and 47 interceptions.
- He played for six NFL teams: Vikings, Jets, Saints, Panthers, Broncos, Dolphins, and Lions.
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