Former Washington Redskins wide receiver Malcolm Kelly is considering retirement.
The former second round pick of the 2008 draft, Kelly was released by the Redskins on Tuesday.
Kelly has battled injuries since coming out of Oklahoma. He appeared in just five games as a rookie because of a knee injury and didn't see the field last year with a pulled hamstring.
"As much as I love this thing, I’m not going to go out here and kill myself," Kelly told the Washington Times. "It’s one thing to have one injury, man, but to have as many as I’ve had, it’s to the point where it is what it is."
Kelly caught 28 passes for 365 yards with zero touchdowns in 21 career games with the Redskins.
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