Teddy Bridgewater Fantasy

Quarterback Teddy Bridgewaterwill ink a one-year deal with the Dolphins. The veteran will receive $6.5 million guaranteed, with the potential for the signal-caller to earn up to $10 million. He will likely serve as a mentor for Tua Tagovailoa, who will be expected to improve in his third season in the National Football league. However, if Tagovailoa doesn't show progression and struggles at any point, there is a good chance that Bridgewater could take his spot under center. Bridgewater, who saw his 2021 season end prematurely because of a concussion, has thrown for 14,437 yards, 71 touchdowns, and 43 interceptions throughout his career. The 29-year-old should have some gas left in the tank. Yet, unless Tagovailoa isn't in the lineup for whatever reason, the former Louisville Cardinal has no real fantasy value.

Mar. 14th • 9:43 PM

Denver Broncos quarterback Teddy Bridgewater (concussion) was placed on Injured Reserve on Wednesday, officially ending his season and potentially his time with the Denver Broncos after just one season. Drew Lock will continue to start in place of Bridgewater when the Broncos take on the Chiefs on Saturday to close out their season. The Broncos will likely continue to play a ball-control, run-first offense that doesn't require Lock to have to throw much, especially as they try to keep Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense off of the field. Even though the Bengals showed last week that you can throw on the Chiefs, Lock is not a recommended play in season-long leagues or on a short-Saturday DFS slate.

Jan. 5th • 3:12 PM

Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock (shoulder) was limited in practice on Tuesday, while Teddy Bridgewater remains in the league's concussion protocol. Head coach Vic Fangio essentially ruled out Bridgewater for the Week 18 regular season finale on Saturday against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday. As long as Lock's shoulder is fine, he'll make his third straight start to close out the season for the Broncos. Lock went to the locker room during the Week 17 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers to have his shoulder examined, but he returned to the game and said the injury didn't hinder him. He was better than he was in Week 16, but Lock still did very little to put Denver's offense over the top, and he'll remain an unattractive low-end QB2 against KC on Saturday.

Jan. 4th • 4:28 PM