Will the next Dolphins quarterback please stand up?
It won’t be Tyrod Taylor.
And it won’t be Teddy Bridgewater.
A day after the Dolphins made their pitch to Bridgewater in Davie, he was back in New Orleans signing a new contract with the Saints.
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He will remain the backup to Drew Brees for the immediate future, and possibly his successor in the years to come.
Bridgewater announced his decision in a series of tweets Thursday — 13 years to the day that Brees signed with the Saints after Dolphins doctors wrongly determined his injured shoulder was too much of a risk.