News about Teddy Bridgewater

Teddy Bridgewater, a veteran quarterback, has announced that he will retire at the age of 31. Bridgewater, a Minnesota Vikings first-round draft pick in 2014, missed the 2016 and part of the 2017 seasons due to a torn ACL and dislocated knee. He served with the Vikings for two seasons, and the Lions now have Jared Goff as backup quarterback. This season, he hasn't played in a single snap.

Dwayne Haskins was one of a list of players he believes are unlikely to win a Super Bowl, according to Colin Cowherd, 16 months after the former quarterback died in a car crash. Cowherd assembled a 20-man list of quarterbacks who, in his opinion, "will not win a Super Bowl," which featured the likes of Teddy Bridgewater of the Detroit Lions and Justin Fields of the Chicago Bears. However, Haskins, the ex-Washington Redskins and Pittsburgh Steelers player who died last year, was also on the list.

Since losing backup Teddy Bridgewater to free agency, the Dolphins still have Skylar Thompson on the roster. White, a Florida native, went 1-3 as a starter in 2022 before being forced to leave due to injury. Zach Wilson and Joe Flacco were the team's third-string quarterbacks at the start of the season. Since being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 2018, White has played in eight games in total, throwing for 2,145 yards against 12 interceptions.

Tua Tagovailoa, the Miami Dolphins' quarterback, was disqualified from the team's Wildcard Round playoff game in Buffalo on Sunday because of the concussion protocol. Two other injured quarterbacks are likely to miss a crucial playoff game as backup Teddy Bridgewater continues to recover from the dislocated finger injury he suffered in Week 17 and third-string signal caller Skylar Thompson is fighting a twisted leg. Despite McDaniel's statements that if he would not hesitate to use Bridgewater if necessary, it appears that Thompson will take the snaps against the favorite Bills in Orchard Park, New York, on Sunday.

Due to two ailing quarterbacks, the Miami Dolphins could start with third-stringer Skylar Thompson against the New York Jets on Sunday, and the team has drafted a veteran quarterback in case. Tua Tagovailoa will not play on Sunday, and backup Teddy Bridgewater is unable to throw a football at this time due to a dislocated finger, according to team head coach Mike McDaniel on Wednesday. 'I can't predict Teddy's availability,' McDaniel said, who was running through the possible pecking order in practice, including Glennon. 'We thought this was the right route,' he said.'

No team in NFL history has had losing streaks of three and five games in the same season and made the playoffs. But the Dolphins, who won over the Jets on Sunday, will do just fine. To advance to the playoffs, the Buffalos will have to beat the Patriots as well as the Dolphins. Miami lost 8-8 to New England on Sunday, the Patriots' first record of losing to New England in the regular season.

With a victory over the Carolina Panthers, Tom Brady has a big day ahead of him. It's the same for the Giants as they face the Colts at the MetLife Stadium, although the Dolphins have Teddy Bridgewater at QB, with Tua Tagovaiola out as he follows concussion protocol. With Sportsmail, you can track the game LIVE.

Mike McDaniel, the Miami Dolphins' head coach, said he would have 'indefinitely stuck' rookie Skylar Thompson vs. the Vikings, but he didn't decide not to because his QB's first QB's didn't have any'strength' holding the ball.' On Sunday afternoon, the 25-year-old seventh-round pick from Kansas State put on a good showing, totaling more than half of his passes (7/13) for 89 yards before being subbed by Teddy Bridgewater in the team's 16-24 loss. It was the Dolphins' third game in a row in which the designated starting quarterback didn't appear in a single game. Tua Tagovailoa, who is set to return for the Steelers game next weekend, sustained a concussion against the Bills in Week 4 long before Bridgewater sustained his head injury in Week 5.

For the first time since suffering a concussion in a game in Cincinnati on September 29, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has returned to action. Tagovailoa is not expected to play against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, but his return, both for him and for a team that lost another passer, backup Teddy Bridgewater, to a concussion in Miami's 40-17 loss to the New York Jets, is encouraging news. Skylar Thompson, the third string quarterback, is expected to play against the Vikings. Tagovailoa's return to action has yet to be determined after weeks of controversies surrounding the team's handling of his head injury, the first of which he suffered in an emotional victory over the Buffalo Bills on September 25. In the first half, Tagovailoa took a head blow from Bills linebacker Matt Milano, causing his head to slam off the ground. When he tried to get to his feet, he seemed disoriented and stumbled. After being cleared of any head injury, Tagovailoa was immediately admitted to the locker room and went through the NFL's concussion policy. He began the third quarter with a skepticism from viewers about why he was allowed to return to the game, which he eventually won.

While the former Alabama man remains in concussion protocol, the backup will replace Tua Tagovailoa at quarterback for the trip to New York as he did midgame versus Cincinnati. Bridgewater praised the New York Jets for assisting him in recovering his NFL career ahead of the AFC East showdown in the Meadowlands on Sunday. Bridgewater, who was drafted by the Jets during the 2018 offseason after his release from Minnesota as a result of a debilitating leg injury, is perhaps in a full circle.

Geno Smith will play in Week 1 for the first time since 2014, as Seahawks coach Pete Carroll announced on Friday that he had won the starting job over Drew Lock. Russell Wilson's trade to the Broncos brought Lock to Seattle, triggering a real quarterback contest for the first time in a decade. And it's the veteran Smith who has been victorious.

The NFL is back, and with it, the 2022 fantasy football season. For all of the rumors surrounding the demise of the running back, many of whom now post snaps in teams' continuing attempts to minimize injuries, many top fantasy players can still be found at the position. Even fantasy football novices will find value in Jonathan Taylor, who had 92 touches in the red zone in 2021, or Carolina Panthers quarterback Christian McCaffrey, who ranks among the top players in the game when healthy. Tom Brady has returned from a short absence, but that doesn't mean fantasy enthusiasts will be able to expect the same show. Nevertheless, Aaron Rogers is somehow undervalued despite winning multiple MVPs and Deebo Samuel's return to his first fantasy season in 2021.