Gronk has already proven himself as the best tight end to ever play the game. He is also a first-ballot Hall of Famer. There are even Super Bowl rings with ...
As silly as Rob Gronkowski may seem most of the time, there was nothing silly about the way he retired from football. Would it be the craziest thing on the planet if Rob Gronkowski announced a comeback? Gronk has already proven himself as the best tight end to ever play the game.
The future Hall-of-Fame tight end confirms he's played his last down in the NFL, and explains why he didn't thank New England in retirement statement.
But I felt like that speech or whatever, the time and place I did for the first one was great, and I was just kind of giving it for that retirement for the two years I had in Tampa. But I think it was blown out of proportion maybe a little. “Drew is the No. 1 football agent out there,” Gronkowski said. And not even Tom Brady, Drew Rosenhaus or the allure of adding to his Hall-of-Fame legacy is going to change his mind.
When Rob Gronkowski made his second retirement announcement in 2022, many fans were hurt. Mainly, Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans who need the greatest.
The average age and retirement age of an NFL player is 26. The average NFL career is less than 3 years. Great decision to go out with his health and on top after another SB title.Great career. One of the best TEs to ever play. So that is why it’s so important for him to stick with his decision to retire, and stick to saying no to Brady. Gronk announces his retirement.
Former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski explains why his slight of the team in his retirement Instagram post was blown out of proportion.
“There’s no doubt I love New England. I love all the fans here in New England. There’s no doubt. No shade to the Buccaneers, but was that a shot thrown at the team where he won 3 Super Bowls and played his most dominant years? Both Brady and Gronkowski wanted to keep their legacies in New England separate. While Gronkowski was referencing his latest chapter in the NFL, Patriots fans have every right to feel slighted. But a main reason why some may doubt Gronkowski has walked away from the game for good is that he didn’t really mention the Patriots in an Instagram post in which he announced his retirement. Kind of sounds like Tom Brady’s fake retirement earlier in the offseason.
Gronkowski reiterated Tuesday that he has no plans to resume his playing career, ESPN's Mike Reiss reports. The star tight end -- who played the last two ...
- Rob Gronkowski: Could re-join Bucs - Rob Gronkowski: Bucs reportedly remain optimistic The star tight end -- who played the last two seasons with Tampa Bay -- announced his retirement as an NFL player last month, and at this time the 33-year-old isn't inclined to reconsider that decision, noting Tuesday, "I'm done with football."
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“I’ve said it before, if you want success, you have to work hard for it,” the former tight end added. “Meeting these athletes now is so fun because I know many of them will continue to play the game they love professionally.” Celebrating the next generation!
Rob Gronkowski has had himself one of the most successful NFL careers of any player in the tight end position in NFL history. He called it a career this ...
Rob Gronkowski disclosed in his 2015 book 'It's Good To Be Gronk' that he has never had to use any of his NFL salary. "The average is about three to four years, and when it's done, it's done. Rob Gronkowski made the Pro Bowl five times, was a first-team All-Pro four times, and the 2014 AP Comeback Player of the Year. He had 621 career receptions, 9,286 receiving yards, and 92 touchdowns. In June of 2012, the tight end re-signed with the Patriots on a six-year, $54 million deal. Next, when he came out of retirement for the first time, he joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on a one-year, $8 million deal back in March 2020. In 2021 he had a base salary of $8 million.
After 11 years in the NFL, Rob Gronkowski decided to call it a career. Gronk announced his retirement from football through a post on social media, ...
"There's no doubt I love New England. I love all the fans here in New England. There's no doubt. Gronk spent the first nine seasons of his decorated career in New England, winning three Super Bowl rings in the process. Unsurprisingly, the omission of the Patriots in that post made a lot of noise.
Superstar tight end Rob Gronkowski stating that he's really "done with football" doesn't surprise some within the Tampa Bay Buccaneers organization.
“Anyone that’s close to Gronk that I talk to a lot, it’s like, ‘He’s just not the same; he’s not the same guy.’ Gronk’s not coming back until he feels like he’s the elite tight end, the greatest in the game.” I love the young kids we’ve got in there and Cam Brate’s a good veteran player that Tom really trusts. He also played 76% of the Bucs’ snap counts in 2021. But, I feel like it’s important to add that there is a situation where there is some that believe late in the season — and [Tom] Brady gives him a call and Gronk feels good — then maybe that’s the situation [Gronk] comes back.” He only missed five games due to injury and played in the last 11 games of the season, including the playoffs. “So that’s something that plays a big part in why he was able to be so open talking about retirement [on Tuesday].”
Former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski insists his second retirement from the NFL is a final one even if the great Tom Brady comes calling.
“I would answer (the call), obviously,” Gronkowski said. As the world of entertainment awaits Rob Gronkowski, he does seem adamant he won’t return to the NFL. But that is easy to say in July as players prepare for the heat and intensity of NFL training camp. They also further showcased their bromance off the field as Gronkowski made it clear Brady was the only quarterback he would play for.
Rob Gronkowski said he's fully committed to his retirement from football. And yes, he said, that includes if Tom Brady comes calling.
Find out what's happening in Foxboroughwith free, real-time updates from Patch. "I'm done with football," he said. FOXBOROUGH, MA — Rob Gronkowski is no stranger to rumors about his retirement.