Teddy Bridgewater announced his retirement from the NFL at 33, confirming via Instagram that he is stepping away after ten seasons, citing physical limitations and a desire to be present for his children. He reflected on his journey, including overcoming a severe knee injury in 2016, and expressed gratitude for his football career. Bridgewater finished with 15,182 passing yards, 75 touchdowns, and 47 interceptions. The Detroit Lions have since signed Josh Dobbs as a backup quarterback.
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