Teddy Bridgewater made a free agent decision a year ago. It didn’t work out.

Now, he gets a second chance.

“Who knows how it will all play out?” Bridgewater said Monday, via Luke Johnson of the Times-Picayune. “I’m just taking it one day at a time and trying to swallow what happened yesterday. . . .That’s something that stings for a while. Whatever happens in the future, it’ll just happen.”

Bridgewater, 26, could return to the Saints hoping to replace Drew Brees in the future, the story said. But as we reported yesterday, Brees already has announced his return for 2019. It’s more likely Bridgewater will get more money and a chance to start immediately somewhere else, PFT said. He looks to rank as one of the top available free agents at his position.

Among the veteran QBs USA Today predicts to be available to change teams for the 2019 season are: Nick Foles, Joe Flacco, Teddy Bridgewater, Eli Manning and Ryan Tannehill, while rookies like Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Dwayne Haskins and Kyler Murray could make impacts as well.

The story went on to list where the author feels they would all be perfect fits for the 2019 season. The new NFL league year doesn't begin until March 13 with the start of free agency, but, it never hurts the dedicated fantasy player to start scouting before that. The story added five teams brought in first-round passers in 2018, but there's obviously always a need for a quarterback, and all the players listed above could have fantasy impacts.

According to Nick Underhill of The New Orleans Advocate, Saints head coach Sean Payton said Teddy Bridgewater will start on Sunday.

Bridgewater isn't startable in a game where the Saints will be resting most all of the players whose names you'd recognize.

The Jets have traded quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to the Saints, along with a sixth round draft pick, in exchange for a third round pick.

The Saints clearly felt as though their backup quarterback situation was dire enough to warrant a trade for Bridgewater. For fantasy purposes, this puts rookie Sam Darnold squarely in the drivers seat to open the season as the Jets starter. How he performs will directly impact the value of his receiving options. If he can be everything the Jets are looking for right away, Robby Anderson is likely a steal at his current ADP.

Teddy Bridgewater’s days with the Jets might be coming to end.

The Daily News has learned that at least two teams have expressed interest in trading for Bridgewater. The News reported two weeks ago that Gang Green has made it clear to teams across the league that they’re amenable to dealing the quarterback for the right price.

Related players: Sam Darnold, Josh McCown

There have been no concrete offers as of yet but "many teams have inquired," the story said. The piece added Bridgewater has been impressive his first two preseason games, but it appears the Jets are going with Darnold to begin the season. The Jets see this as win-win: A chance to get something in return and a way to give Bridgwater a better opportunity. The story speculated the Broncos, Patriots and Dolphins could have interest in improving their backup QB position.

New York Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan offered his take Monday on the team's quarterback competition, gushing about rookie Sam Darnold and all but confirming he's open to trading Teddy Bridgewater.

Maccagnan, in an interview with New York radio station WFAN, said he's "exceptionally impressed" with Darnold, describing the former USC star as "unflappable."

Related players: Josh McCown

These were the GM's first public comments on the three-way quarterback battle involving Darnold, Bridgewater and McCown, the story said. It's been speculated Jets higher-ups want to roll with Darnold while HC Todd Bowles may have been leaning toward one of the veteran QBs to win games and potentially save his job. Maccagnan pretty much confirmed in the story the team is open to trading one of the veteran QBs. It sure seems like Darnold is going to open the season as the Jets' starting QB.

Jets QB Sam Darnold got the bulk of the reps. Again. He’s trending toward Week 1 starting job.

Related players: Teddy Bridgewater, Josh McCown

Cimini said it seems obvious Darnold will start this week's preseason game based on all of his reps. He thinks the only way things change is if Darnold regresses against the Giants.

The Jets have already called their starting quarterback job a “tough decision,” but coach Todd Bowles denied that a decision for the week has already been made after rookie quarterback Sam Darnold got more work with the starting offense in practice Sunday.

According to Brian Costello of the New York Post, Darnold got his most extensive work with the starters of the offseason, taking more reps with the ones than either Josh McCown or Teddy Bridgewater.

Darnold was also the first quarterback out during what was supposed to be a live scrimmage period, the story said, before rain cut the practice short. Bowles did say all of that was "no indication" of a decision.

Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Darnold has a “very fair shot” at nailing down the starting job before the start of the regular season as he is “further along than they thought” he’d be at this point. HC Todd Bowles has installed Josh McCown as the team’s No. 1 with Teddy Bridgewater running as the No. 2 in training camp.

Keep an eye on Darnold in Thursday's preseason game as he gets a chance to go against the Falcons defense. It's been reported Bowles may prefer to start a veteran to try and win games to keep his job while ownership may be leaning to throwing Darnold in the fire immediately.

With all the recent talk about the contractual status of Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold, one key fact likely has gone overlooked: Josh McCown continues to be QB1 in New York.

“Josh is one, Teddy Bridgewater is two, Sam Darnold is three right now,” coach Todd Bowles told reporters on Monday. “That’s what I can tell you.”

McCown likely did enough last year to at least be the top guy as things stand now early in camp. HC Todd Bowles said McCown would have to be beat out by Bridgewater or Darnold. With Darnold just signing on Monday, he's obviously behind in the process.