Hours after the retirement of Julian Edelman, his former teammate at the Patriots, Rob Gronkowski said he believed he was “coming back” with Tampa Bay as a possible destination.
Julian Edelman announced his retirement from the NFL with an emotional farewell video, from the Gillete Stadium of the New England Patriots at Foxborough. His former teammate, Rob Gronkowski, left the door open to the possibility that the story is not over.
In a video published by the TMZSports portal, taken at the Los Angeles airport on Monday evening – hours after the announcement of Nobleman Gronkowski said he sees a “69 percent chance” of coming out of retirement and joining him in the US Tampa Bay Buccaneers, adding “He’s coming back, he’s coming back.”
Of course, Gronkowski you know what it’s like to retire New England and come back for it Tampa BayThe fivefold tight ending has been chosen Pro Bowl and four times All professional of the team withdrew with the Patriots at the end of the 2018 season, after winning three Super bowls with the That’s right, returning to the competition for 2020 with the Buccaneers, y el quarterback Tom Brady, around the Super Bowl LV last February.
As for the career of Nobleman Gronkowski he had nothing but praise for his partner.
“It’s an animal,” he emphasized Gronkowski, who played with Nobleman from 2010 to 2018 for That’s rightGreat companion, three-time Super Bowl champion, Super Bowl MVP, you must acknowledge Jules, he gave it his all throughout his career, he was a great companion ”.
With regard to the debate on the merits of Nobleman throughout his career, ‘Gronk ‘ was blunt and said that “Goes to the Patriots Hall of Fame, certainly. Regarding the Canton Professional Football Hall of Fame, he replied, “ I certainly think he has a great chance. ‘
Gronkowski admitted that, in the case of Nobleman, the numbers did not always show the whole story.
‘He’s an animal. The numbers do not show everything he has brought. Just the attitude and competitiveness he showed. Julian Edelman makes more than figures
Edelman came to Patriots as a pick from the seventh round of 2009 after playing quarterback in Kent State, one of the best slot receivers in the NFL, and building a close relationship with Gronkowski Brady and others in New England