Teddy Bridgewater

In a week where we saw one-time Viking starter and potential 2025 QB2 Case Keenum join the Chicago Bears, Minnesota was dealt another blow on Friday morning.

Teddy Bridgewater recently indicated that he would like to make a return to the National Football League. That wish turned to reality on Thursday, as the former Vikings signal caller signed with the Detroit Lions.

The NFL Draft begins tomorrow from Detroit and runs through Saturday evening. Round one tomorrow night presents a historic and exciting opportunity for the Minnesota Vikings.

Teddy Bridgewater had a very successful NFL career.

The Green Bay Packers have several question marks as they approach the 2023 season in full swing.

Could former New Orleans Saints backup quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, who left the team last offseason to become the starting quarterback for the Carolina Panthers, be on the move again?

Drew Brees has a new backup as Teddy Bridgewater has been acquired by the New Orleans Saints.

Earlier this week we found out that the Vikings would not tag Case Keenum and let him freely go into free agency. Now the Vikings will let Teddy Bridgewater test the market.

That is the multimillion dollar question right now as the organization and Bridgewater's representatives look at the options this off season.

It's not necessarily a shock, but the Minnesota Vikings will officially move Teddy Bridgewater to the active 53-man roster.