Mr Dio
07-28-2006, 05:01 PM
Roaf reportedly set to retire
Chiefs hope Pro Bowl tackle will return for 14th year
RIVER FALLS, Wis. (AP) -- Willie Roaf says he's retiring. The Kansas City Chiefs are holding out hope the 11-time Pro Bowl tackle will decide to return for a 14th season.
The 36-year-old Roaf told The Kansas City Star on Friday that he was retiring, a move that would leave a large hole on the Chiefs offensive line.
Carl Peterson, president and general manager of the Chiefs, said neither he nor coach Herm Edwards had spoken with Roaf in several weeks and they were "leaving the door open."
"Certainly I am aware of what was written," Peterson said Friday, the first day of Kansas City's training camp. "I'd say right now, because of who Willie Roaf is, what he has contributed to the Kansas City Chiefs and what he's contributed to the National Football League, we're going to keep the door open for a while.
"Players do change their mind."
Roaf told the Star he had told Peterson and Edwards of his intention weeks ago, and had sent the team a letter saying what he intended to do.
"I guess they want me to reconsider," Roaf said. "I'm solid on retiring and going back to school."
Peterson also said the former Pro Bowl running back Priest Holmes would begin training camp on the physically unable to perform list. Doctors are still evaluating the effects of a spinal injury Holmes sustained last year.
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Wonder if Larry Johnson is still a shoo in as the #1 overall fantasy football pick?
Shaun lost his best o-lineman.
Rivers is a newbie @ QB in the NFL & might have to rely on LT more.
Chiefs hope Pro Bowl tackle will return for 14th year
RIVER FALLS, Wis. (AP) -- Willie Roaf says he's retiring. The Kansas City Chiefs are holding out hope the 11-time Pro Bowl tackle will decide to return for a 14th season.
The 36-year-old Roaf told The Kansas City Star on Friday that he was retiring, a move that would leave a large hole on the Chiefs offensive line.
Carl Peterson, president and general manager of the Chiefs, said neither he nor coach Herm Edwards had spoken with Roaf in several weeks and they were "leaving the door open."
"Certainly I am aware of what was written," Peterson said Friday, the first day of Kansas City's training camp. "I'd say right now, because of who Willie Roaf is, what he has contributed to the Kansas City Chiefs and what he's contributed to the National Football League, we're going to keep the door open for a while.
"Players do change their mind."
Roaf told the Star he had told Peterson and Edwards of his intention weeks ago, and had sent the team a letter saying what he intended to do.
"I guess they want me to reconsider," Roaf said. "I'm solid on retiring and going back to school."
Peterson also said the former Pro Bowl running back Priest Holmes would begin training camp on the physically unable to perform list. Doctors are still evaluating the effects of a spinal injury Holmes sustained last year.
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Wonder if Larry Johnson is still a shoo in as the #1 overall fantasy football pick?
Shaun lost his best o-lineman.
Rivers is a newbie @ QB in the NFL & might have to rely on LT more.