Rob Gronkowski

Gronkowski first retired in 2019 before returning in '20 after Tom Brady asked him to join him with the Buccaneers. He won a Super Bowl his first year in Tampa, ...

When talking to his friends he said, “you know I’m not,” when asked whether he was returning to football. It was pretty nuts to me that everyone actually saw the tweet.” And apparently, NFL teams weren’t immune to the curiosity.

Former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski took to social media to tease a potential return - and maybe even a reunion with iconic quarterback Tom Brady at the ...

“I think they 100% make the playoffs,” Gronkowski said recently. However, Gronkowski is not concerned about his former team’s chances of making the playoffs and believes they can be serious contenders for the Super Bowl. Many believe Gronkowski could return whenever Brady calls on him, which is a very real possibility due to the Buccaneers’ offensive woes en route to a 6-8 record. He could certainly help Brady and the Bucs, who have laboured to sit atop the NFC South despite their losing record. He recently insisted ‘retirement is retirement’ and claimed he was enjoying being off the pitch - but speculation persists following Gronkowski’s habit of coming back. When Brady joined the Bucs in 2020, Gronkowski signed with the Florida franchise where he spent two seasons before once again calling it quits.

Boredom is beginning to set in for former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski after retiring from football. There's always the opportunity to ...

Six months into his second retirement, Rob Gronkowski fired off a cryptic tweet on Wednesday that sparked speculation of another comeback for the future ...

Their older brother, Gordie, played professional baseball in the minors and several independent leagues. 'It is always difficult to see a great player walk away from the game when he is still enjoying that kind of success, but the overwhelming emotions I feel today are gratitude and respect for one of the greatest tight ends who ever played the game. Over 11 seasons, he earned $70 million in NFL salary and had many endorsement deals. Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski (#87) is met by QB Tom Brady after scoring New England's 2nd touchdown in the 1st quarter. Gronkowski has been rumored to be returning to the NFL almost since he retired in June. A fan with cutouts of Tampa players Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski.

Former All-Pro tight end Rob Gronkowski is staying busy. However, it doesn't seem like it will be with an NFL comeback.

The rumors of a potential Rob Gronkowski return to the NFL will always linger as long as Tom Brady is still playing. “I mean, I can’t tell you what I’m gonna do next year or the year after. But he still didn’t completely rule out a comeback.

Rob Gronkowski said two NFL teams called after he tweeted, "I'm kinda bored." The retired tight end was coy when asked about the Patriots.

Just put it this way, Drew (Rosenhaus) wanted to call every team, that’s what he wanted to do.” Adams asked Gronkowski if the two teams were places he had played before, and the 33-year-old added: “Possibly and possibly not. It was just crazy.”

Gronkowski retired for the second time in his football career prior to the 2022 season.

Gronkowski eventually chose to announce his retirement for the second time in his career in June. That's a disappointing update for Tampa Bay, who is missing a safety valve like Gronkowski that star quarterback Tom Brady has utilized throughout his career in tough scenarios. The veteran entered the offseason as a free agent and enjoyed his time away from the sport.