Rob Gronkowski Will Return to the NFL If This Record's Broken

Four-time Super Bowl champion tight end Rob Gronkowski has been retired from the NFL for one season, but there appears to be a path for the former All-Pro to return to the field.
Gronkowski joined Kay Adams on Wednesday's Up & Adams show and declared that if his season-long touchdown record for a tight end is broken, he'd have to return to reclaim it.
Below is the clip discussed above:
‼️ If any tight end breaks Gronk's single-season receiving TD record (17 in 2011), he has no choice but to come back to the NFL and reclaim what is rightfully his. 😳
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) September 6, 2023
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Check out the full interview below:
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