Saturday, August 9, 2014

Steve Gregory


Former Pats safety Steve Gregory abruptly announced his retirement from the NFL. He cited his new perspective on life after the recent birth of his daughter. Gregory mentioned that he was happy to leave the game on his own terms and in good health. He hopes to pursue a coaching career.

He had quite a ride in the NFL after being undrafted in 2006. He was signed by the Chargers and played six seasons before the Pats got him after the 2011 season. He played in 111 regular season games, but will always be remembered for his role in the Mark Sanchez "butt fumble" play against the Jets during the 2012 season. He picked up the ball and scored a TD.

The Pats released him back in February. He was signed by the Kansas City Chiefs and was expected to battle for a starting spot.

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