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Former Saints WR David Patten Decides To Retire

Former New Orleans Saints wide receiver David Patten called it a career on Saturday. The 35-year-old, who did not play in 2009, was attempting a comeback this season, but called it quits shortly into training camp. He was thought to be a longshot to make the roster and cut his losses early on. Patriots coach [...]
Via MKRob Sports  |  August 01, 2010

Video of the day: Watch Patriots WR David Patten announce his retirement on Day 3

You read about the surprise retirement of Patriots veteran WR David Patten, read about it again, then read some more. Now, watch Patten explain what led to his decision:
Via The Rap Sheet  |  July 31, 2010

David Patten Retires

David Patten Press Conference, screen capture by Jamie Pacheco Wide receiver David Patten, a veteran from the Patriots’ Super Bowl years who recently re-signed with the team, has announced his retirement after 13 years of professional football. Patten said that physically he felt that he could still compete but was not 100% into it mentally, so he knew it was time to retire...
Via Musket Fire  |  July 31, 2010

Young Patriot receivers talk about having a good mentor in David Patten

David Patten, who announced his retirement today, may have only been with the Patriots for five months during his second go-round with the team, but in that time, he left an impression, particularly with the younger receivers. Here’s what a few of them had to say about the veteran, who called it quits this morning after a 12-year career: Julian Edelman: ”He was there...
Via The Rap Sheet  |  July 31, 2010

Patriots wide receiver David Patten announces retirement

New England Patriots wide receiver David Patten announced earlier this morning that he is retiring from football. Patten, 35, a veteran of twelve seasons has decided to hang up the cleats after signing with the Patriots earlier this year. Patten was out of football in 2009. This was to be his second stint with the Patriots, having played here from 2001-2004, Patten was a key contributor...
Via Patriots Gab  |  July 31, 2010

David Patten, New England Patriots wide receiver, retires from football

Patriots wide receiver David Patten retired from football on Saturday.
Via ESPN  |  July 31, 2010

Retiring Patriots WR David Patten reflects: “Not bad for an undersized kid out of Columbia, South Carolina. … Amazing.”

Patriots receiver David Patten walked to the podium, took a deep breath, and announced that he was walking away from the game of football. In his 13th season, the 35-year old wasn’t doing so for health reasons. He was just ready to move on. “I’m healthy, and I still feel like I want to walk away,” Patten said in an emotional news conference that saw him get...
Via The Rap Sheet  |  July 31, 2010

David Patten retires from football

Patriots training camp started with the surprise retirement of wide receiver David Patten.Out of football last year, Patten tried to re-charge his career this offseason with New England, but training camp proved to be too much for him.Patten was a...
Via Pro Football Talk  |  July 31, 2010

David Patten:”Belichick isn’t going to bring anyone in if he doesn’t feel like they can help this team.”

At age 35, David Patten thought he was  likely done playing football. But after a year off to heal injuries, and watching what teams were using for receivers, he figured he still had some use in the NFL, but more specifically, with the Patriots. After all, he new their system, new their quarterback, and had won three Super Bowls there. Why not give them a call, and at least give...
Via The Rap Sheet  |  March 17, 2010

Bears 1037, Browns 1031: or Something Like That

Yeah, the final score really doesn’t matter does it? When I saw the ’starters’ step on the field I figured the points in this one were about as valuable as on Whose Line Is It Anyway? So did we learn anything from this game? Sure. We learned that David Patten isn’t in the Browns plans for [...]
Via Waiting For Next Year  |  September 03, 2009
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