Teddy Bridgewater: It is “very overwhelming” that I play instead of coaching at the moment

The quarter-backing of the Buccaneers, Teddy Bridgewater, wants him to be in the NFL at the moment.

Bridgewater only signed with the Buccaneers after being suspended from Miami Northwestern high school for what Florida high school officials call inappropriate advantages for players and simply calls by trying to help children who needed help.

“”It’s very overwhelming“Said Bridgewater, via the Associated Press.” The simple fact of knowing that you have good intentions and that these good intentions will be returned against you and used against you. “

Bridgewater still wants to train the team again in the future, even if this will not happen this season.

“I hope to solve it because these children have a special place in my heart,” said Bridgewater. “And I would like to finish what I started with them.”

Bridgewater was a volunteer coach and will win more than a million dollars this season with BUCS, but he prefers to train anyway.

“I can earn a ton of money by playing football,” said Bridgewater. “Training the high school ball, I do not receive anything. But it is not even about money. It is a question of giving these children a building block to go out in the real world and to be productive.”

The coach high school may be in the future of Bridgewater, but for this year, it is back in the NFL.