Kyle Rudolph selected twice too per bowl with the Minnesota Vikings. He announced Monday that he was retiring from professional American football after 12 seasons.
“I played in the NFL for a long time and deserved veteran status; I think it’s time to say goodbye,” said Rudolph, who will become an analyst for television.
“Now I’m a newbie, and I’m getting as many representatives as I can in the media world. The work NBC is doing on the games is great, as are the conversations about the everyday stories,” said the former player.
Born 33 years ago in Cincinnati, Rudolph explained that he plans to play for at least another year but would rather give up football before the start of the 2023 season to devote himself full-time to his four young children.
Rudolph He reached the selected league in the second round Draft of 2011 for the Vikings team he stayed with for a decade.
He also played alongside the New York Giants in the 2021 campaign and with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2022.
In his 12-year career, he rushed for 4,773 yards on 482 receptions and 50 touchdowns. He made a profit of almost $60 million.
For the former star of the Notree fights Irish college football, one of the best experiences of his time at NFL had the layewasith Tom Bradythe last season in which hindered the best player in history privateer.
Rudolph caught the final touchdown pass of his regular-season career Tom Brady who withdrew from the NFL last February.
