According to a report made by Adam Schefter, Chicago Bears Center Drew Dalman has informed the team that he is retiring from the NFL. This comes as a surprise since Dalman is coming off a successful Pro Bowl season and is still only 27 years old.
Chicago Bears center Drew Dalman is retiring at age 27 and after his first Pro Bowl season, according to multiple reports on Tuesday. Dalman signed a three-year, $42 million contract with the Bears last offseason after four years with the Atlanta Falcons.
Chicago Bears center Drew Dalman shocked the NFL world on an otherwise slow Tuesday afternoon by announcing that he will retire from the NFL after just one season with the Chicago Bears.
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Pro Bowl offensive lineman Drew Dalman has abruptly decided to retire from the NFL at the age of 27. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Dalman has informed the Chicago Bears of his intention to retire.
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