Teddy Bridgewater Set to Rejoin NFL with Lions

Teddy Bridgewater is making a return to the NFL, signing with the Detroit Lions after briefly retiring to coach his high school alma mater, Miami Northwestern, to a state championship. The 32-year-old quarterback, who has previously played with multiple teams including the Vikings and Saints, aims to provide depth behind starter Jared Goff, especially as the Lions make a playoff push. His experience and leadership are seen as valuable assets for a team looking to advance further after a strong season. Bridgewater's last tenure with the Lions was in 2023, and he is expected to contribute both on the field and as a mentor to younger players. His career includes 79 games played, with 15,120 passing yards and 75 touchdowns, showcasing his potential impact on the team's success. Fans have reacted positively to his comeback, anticipating how it will influence the Lions' playoff ambitions.