Finishing the season ender in the 14th spot, Scott Riggs was glad to finally end a struggling season.

Heading into the off-season, Riggs is unsure of where he will be come February. With no ride set in stone just yet, it comes as no surprise that the driver is worried.

"It's bittersweet," Riggs told NASCAR.com. "It's been such a hard season. I'm glad the season's over, to stop the bleeding. At the same time, with next year not being certain for me and not having a job secured already, man, it's scary times and I'm worried about it."

With four top-5's and 16 top-10's in his five year career in the Cup Series, Riggs knows that he has not built himself a good resume.

"I know, the last two years, the positions I've been in -- and unfortunately have not good results -- puts me on a short list," Riggs said. "Now that all the really solid rides have been taken, it's hard to work through. I've got a lot of people talking to me, but I'd rather have had something done by now."

With nothing but hope left, Riggs concluded, "I'm just going to go back [home] and keep having faith in myself, faith in the Lord and faith in my family. I'm going to spend some quality time with them right now and hope everything works out."