For a position like the running guard to eat youth,
Evergreen trees like Gore are really rare!
On Sunday, US time, according to NFL Network reporters, veteran running guard Frank Gore will sign a one-day contract with the San Francisco 49ers to retire from the team that originally selected him. Gore later retweeted the tweet, confirming the news.
"We're still working on the right part of me to sign this one-day contract to officially retire," Gore said, "and I told Jade York [the 49ers owner] that I would always want to be a 49ers player." So we're working on that right now. ”
Gore also said he wanted to work as part of the 49ers front management. 'I love looking for talent, I like to evaluate the talent of other players. "They [the 49ers] also know how much I know about rugby and what qualities I need to know about rugby players," Gore said. ”
Gore, 38, was a 49ers in the 2005 three-round show and played for The Colts, Dolphins, Bill and Jets after 10 years in San Francisco. In 10 seasons with the 49ers, he has had eight seasons where he has broken thousands of yards and been selected for the Pro Bowl five times. Last season, however, Gore didn't join any teams, and his last team was the New York Jets.
Gore has had nine seasons in his career that he has pushed more than 1,000 yards, and the number of games he has played (241) is also the most in the league's history. Gore advanced 16,000 yards in career rushing, third in history, behind Emmitt Smith (18355) and Walter Payton (16,726).
Thanks Gore for the great memories!
Hope to see you in the team's general manager position as soon as possible!