One of the best ends of the American Football Association does not come out of retirement, despite the rumors this week that there is an interest in a possible return, and perhaps with Denver Bronko.
Rob Gronkovsky, four times the SUPER BOWL champion, was wrapped at rumors on Wednesday that he is looking forward to a possible return to the US Football Association Fox Sports “It is time now to relax a little.”
ROB Gronkowski, No. 87 of Tampa Bay Buccaneers, was seen after the match against Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on November 28, 2021 in Indianapolis. (Michael Hickey/Getty Images)
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“They should know something about me and I don’t do it. I wish I had those forces, because that would be great if I did it. But I was in Australia for a few days. It is time to relax a little. No football.”
Denver SPORTS 104.3 reported on Tuesday that Gronkowski was “thinking” to get out of retirement, adding that he was told, “He loved Denver & [quarterback] Bo Nix. “
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rob Gronkowski, No. 87, is looking at a match against New York Giants at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. (Simon BRUTY/SPORTS Illustressed via Getty Images)
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Gronkovsky has previously got out of retirement.
After announcing it in 2019 that he was finally suspended after nearly a decade New England, Gronkowski returned in 2020 to meet with Tom Brady in Tampa Bay, where they once again became a Super Paul champion.
Tom Brady, No. 12, Rob Gronkovsky, No. 87, played for 11 seasons after Gronkowski was formulated by New England Patriots in 2010. (Mike Erman/Getty Emime)
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He announced his retirement again in 2022 after two seasons with Pirates, Since then, it has been the American Football Association analyst at Fox Sports.
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