Now that Gronk’s retired, and he’s not even 30 years old, what does the future hold for the newly retired New England Patriots superstar tight end?
Gronk’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, made an appearance on ESPN’s “Get Up” on Monday morning to talk about #87’s future, which he says will consist of relaxing, partying and simply “being Gronk.”
Rosenhaus revealed that he “wouldn’t be shocked” if Gronkowski decides to make a return at some point during the upcoming NFL season.
Rosenhaus says (H/T ESPN’s Adam Schefter):
“A lot of fun. A lot of rest. Good times. Relaxation. Partying. Being himself. Being Gronk. Eventually we could see him doing TV, acting, a number of things. Appearances. Endorsements. He’s one of the biggest personalities. He won’t disappear.”
“If the team was struggling or they needed him at some point next year, and let’s just say hypothetically Tom Brady gave him a call and said ‘Rob, I need you.’ I wouldn’t be shocked if he came back to play a few games.”
Drew Rosenhaus on @GetUpESPN on Rob Gronkowski’s future: “If the team was struggling or they needed him at some point next year, and let’s just say hypothetically Tom Brady gave him a call and said ‘Rob, I need you.’ I wouldn’t be shocked if he came back to play a few games.”
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 25, 2019
Gronk reportedly delivered the news to Patriots owner Robert Kraft on Sunday, shortly before posting his farewell Instagram message.
Gronkowski, 29, played in 115 regular season games during his nine seasons with the Patriots, totaling 521 receptions for 7,861 yards. He also played in 16 playoff games, with 81 receptions for 1,163 yards and 12 touchdowns — all records for a tight end, according to ESPN.
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