The Pittsburgh Steelers have been the subject of a lot of criticism so far in the 2023 NFL season, especially their offense. Most of the blame for their lackluster offense has been placed on Offensive Coordinator Matt Canada with some blame even being thrown at second-year quarterback, Kenny Pickett.
Delanie Walker retired yesterday afternoon as a member of the Tennessee Titans. Walker is probably the best tight end in franchise history. He was a guy that could do it all at the tight end position.
Three-time Pro Bowl tight end Delanie Walker announced his retirement as a member of the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday following a 14-year playing career.
The Rams lost their season opener at home. They get another game at SoFi Stadium in Week 2 and draw what figures to be an easier opponent in the Falcons. The King of Props sees a big opportunity there.
The Tennessee Titans were not exactly hurting for tight ends over the past nine seasons. Delanie Walker set franchise records and made multiple Pro Bowl appearances.
After spending his first seven seasons in San Francisco with the 49ers, Delanie Walker spent seven more playing his way into the hearts of Tennessee Titans fans.
Former Tennessee Titans tight end and fan favorite Delanie Walker had some interesting comments to make regarding his legacy, time in Tennessee and why he wants to continue playing football in 2021.
It is not as if NFL teams are lining up to try and sign Delanie Walker. He understands that. The former Tennessee Titans tight end is 36 years old (he will turn 37 in a month) and sat out the 2020 season in an attempt to recover from issues related to an ankle injury that limited him to eight games played in 2018 and 2019 combined.
The veteran tight end is adjusting his priorities for 2021
Walker, a three-time Pro Bowler, has spent his 14-year career split between the San Francisco 49ers and Tennessee Titans. He has 504 catches for 5,888 yards and 36 touchdowns in 183 games.
The 36-year-old was a Pro Bowler in three straight seasons from 2015-17. However, it's unclear if any teams will take a chance on him, given his injury history.
Walker has struggled to remain healthy the past two seasons, playing just eight games in that span.
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