Teddy Bridgewater recently signed with the Miami Dolphins to play as a backup quarterback to Tua Tagovailoa. Last season, he played for the Denver Broncos and did a decent job for them. Since the Broncos went after Russell Wilson, he knew his time was up in Denver.
Looking ahead to a fresh start in Miami, Bridgewater didn’t hold back on some of his fellow athletes. He recently released a long note describing how some players act to look tough. The former Broncos QB firmly believes that some athletes try to portray that they are close to the hood, which in fact they aren’t.
In his note, the new backup QB of the Dolphins wrote, “Tired of seeing football players portray this tough guy image or pretend he’s gangsta. You went to school, attended those classes, and some even got their college degree.”
