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Teddy Bridgewater makes another return from the NFL, like Tampa Bay Buccaneers Managing Director Jason Licht confirmed the team’s plans to sign it.
Bridgewater, 32, leaves his retirement for the second time to join Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask. Licht confirmed on Tuesday to journalists that Bridgewater was in Tampa for a visit and that even if no agreement is official, “the intention” is to sign it.
The quarter of the Detroit lions, Teddy Bridgewater, runs on the field in 2023. (Junfu Han / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
“We had some discussions on this subject, that it would be a great addition to [quarterback] Hall, good for Baker. Guy experienced, obviously an intelligent coach and secondary school – the hell of a coach in general. But just a good addition just to have this richness of experience there. “”
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Licht did not say that Bridgewater would intervene to serve as a backup on Trask, but said that the competition was still open.
Bridgewater played 10 seasons in the NFL, mainly with the Vikings du Minnesota, To whom he was selected in the first round of the 2014 NFL draft. He also spent time with the New York Jets, New Orleans, Carolina Panthers, Denver Broncos and the Miami dolphins.
The quarter of the Lions of Detroit Teddy Bridgewater on the sidelines of the Bank of America Stadium on August 25, 2023. (Bob Donnan / USA TODAY SPORTS)
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In 2023, he announced his intention to retire, which he officially did at the beginning of 2024. He continued coach football in his former high school in Miami, where he led the team to a class 3a state championship last season.
Bridgewater came out of his retirement in December To join the Lions of Detroit In their pursuit in playoffs. It has 33-32 as a starter and totaled 15,120 yards, 75 affected, 47 interceptions and has a rating of 90.5 passers-by.
Teddy Bridgewater by Miami Northwestern increases the state trophy after the team’s victory over the Raines in the class 3A championship on December 14, 2024. (Chet Peterman / Special to the Post / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
Last month, Bridgewater was suspended from the training of its former high school team for providing players with financial advantages. He questioned the suspension, adding an article on Facebook that he “reported”. He also said in the post: “I’m not going anywhere.”
