Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets safety Jordan Whitehead, whose career has ​been put on hold ‌since he was injured in a two-vehicle car crash in early 2025, has been cleared to resume football ‌activities, ​per a Monday ⁠report from NFL ⁠Network.

A member of Tampa Bay’s 2020 Super Bowl-winning squad, Whitehead was cleared to restart his ​career following neck surgery by his surgeon and the Philadelphia ⁠Eagles’ spine specialist ⁠Alex Vaccaro.

The veteran safety ​has already received some interest from ​teams, working out for the ‌Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans.

Whitehead, 29, has been out of football since he was seriously ⁠injured in the automobile crash on Jan. 4, 2025. A former fourth-round pick ⁠of ‌the Bucs in 2018, ⁠Whitehead spent two years ​with ‌the Jets in 2022-23 ​before returning ⁠to Tampa Bay in 2024.

He has career numbers of 11 interceptions, 557 tackles and 45 passes defensed in 105 games (101 starts).

–Field ​Level Media