Lions announce Teddy Bridgewater has retired again, leaving team in middle of training camp

Teddy Bridgewater retired mid-training camp, and Lions head coach Dan Campbell said this time it feels final, with the team signing Josh Dobbs to fill the spot

Teddy Bridgewater steps away from Lions, leaving question at backup QB  Toronto Star

Veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has stepped away from football

Teddy Bridgewater steps away from Lions, leaving question at backup QB  AP News

Bridgewater is calling it a career for the second time, but Detroit moved quickly to add Dobbs behind Jared Goff

Cincinnati Bengals Training Camp Day 9 Recap: Temperature, Intensity Rise with Pair of Long Team Periods  Sports Illustrated

Teddy Bridgewater is leaving the Lions again, and this time he might be retiring from the NFL for good. The 33-year-old quarterback, who reunited with the Lions as a free agent in March after spending last season with the Buccaneers, is stepping away from the team, head coach Dan Campbell revealed Sunday, and retiremen

Bridgewater signed with Detroit again in 2026 and was expected to help fill a leadership void. He might have played his final NFL game.

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Teddy Bridgewater leaves Lions to retire again, coach says  ESPN

2026 Training Camp: Special teams more than tiebreaker for Cowboys  cowboyswire.usatoday.com

NFL team release statement after being forced to abruptly close training camp over 'safety' fears  talkSPORT

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