Teddy Bridgewater has been suspended from his position as a football coach at Miami Northwestern High School. The former NFL quarterback attended the school before starring at Louisville and being

Teddy Bridgewater has achieved legend status at Miami Northwestern Senior High School. He was a standout quarterback there, played 10 years in the NFL, and in his first year coaching his alma mater, the Bulls brought home the state title.

Teddy Bridgewater faced suspension from his Miami Northwestern High School coaching role on July 14, 2025, for using personal funds to support his student-athletes with meals, rides, and recovery. Despite violating FHSAA rules,

Teddy Bridgewater got suspended from his high school football coaching position, drawing an "embarrassing" rant from Louis Riddick.

Teddy Bridgewater, a notable figure in the NFL, found himself suspended due to his financial support of his high school alma mater's sports team. In Florida, regulations frown upon such assistance, as Bridgewater paid for meals and transportation to create equal chances for every player.

The Florida High School Athletic Association received an allegation Wednesday against Miami Northwestern Senior High School's football program, stemming from a social media post in which coach Teddy Bridgewater outlined his personal expenses while seeking donor support.