Former Vikings QB Predicted to be Cut By Buccaneers

Trask made his name at Florida while in college, throwing to current Falcon Kyle Pitts, but was drafted as a Tom Brady backup before the Mayfield era began. He's only thrown 11 NFL passes through three seasons, but he's a reliable second-unit QB who knows the offense well and has trust from the organization.

Yet Another Change For Teddy Bridgewater

Teddy Bridgewater is a tenured veteran approaching his mid-30s who has served as a full-time starter at several teams, including Minnesota, most notably, since he looked great for the Vikings before suffering a nasty ACL tear that turned his career sideways.

In his twilight years, Bridgewater still has the acumen, experience, and throwing arm to run an NFL offense and be a positive presence on the sideline. He may find a new home if cut, or maybe not, but either way, Bridgewater is used to coming and going.

He started in Minnesota, but after his rookie contract ended, he left to play for the New Orleans Saints right as Drew Brees' career begin to wind down. Then, he made stops at the Panthers, Broncos, Dolphins and then the Lions for the last two seasons.

Of course, Bridgewater arrived in Tampa shortly after leaving Miami, where he was helping coach his old high school team, Miami Northwestern. However, he earned a suspension from the school when they found out he had provided players with thousands of dollars worth of benefits the school deemed impermissible.

Lucky for him, the NFL came calling once again soon after that news broke, and Bridgewater got another shot to get back on the turf. We still don't know whether he'll be a Buc or member of any other NFL team this year, but it's good to see an older QB still getting his chances.