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Daniel Baldridge was a Marshall offensive tackle who played in two NFL games with Jacksonville and Tennessee.
Baldridge entered the NFL as a Jaguars rookie free agent in 2010 and the Titans later acquired him from Jacksonville’s practice squad in 2012.
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Baldridge grew up in Opelousas, Louisiana, and attended Opelousas High School.
Marshall and the Titans identify Baldridge as an Opelousas native and Opelousas High School graduate.
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Baldridge played only one season of high-school football but was also a standout basketball player.
Marshall reported that Baldridge played one year of football at Opelousas High School, while his AAU basketball team won the 2004 Louisiana state championship.
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Baldridge was a multi-year contributor at tackle for Marshall.
He started 11 games at right tackle as a sophomore and saw significant action at right tackle as a junior. The Jaguars credited him with 24 career starts in four seasons at Marshall.
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Baldridge signed with Jacksonville as an undrafted free agent in 2010.
The Jaguars listed Baldridge among their 17 undrafted rookie contract agreements after the 2010 draft.
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Baldridge played in two NFL regular-season games across Jacksonville and Tennessee.
The Titans’ 2013 media guide lists one Jacksonville appearance in 2010 and one combined Jacksonville/Tennessee appearance in 2012.
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Baldridge earned second-team All-Conference USA honors as a Marshall senior.
Marshall’s 2009 all-conference announcement named Baldridge to the All-Conference USA second team.
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Baldridge was documented as an athletic, physical tackle.
The Titans described Baldridge as an athletic, physical offensive tackle who could provide depth at both tackle positions.
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Baldridge represented Marshall among the program’s NFL alumni.
Marshall’s NFL alumni page lists Baldridge as an offensive lineman with Jacksonville from 2010 through 2012.
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The reviewed official football sources do not provide a sufficiently detailed post-playing-career account.
The reviewed official NFL, team, and Marshall sources document Baldridge’s football career but do not provide a substantiated post-playing-career account suitable for this profile.
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