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Longtime NFL Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick Is Retiring after 17 yearsAccording to former teammate Fred Jackson.
the former buffalo bill running backThe news broke on social media after Fitzpatrick, who played with Fitzpatrick from 2009 to 2012, shared a message from “Fitzy” on Thursday.
“Always grateful for the magical ride,” 39-year-old Fitzpatrick wroteWith a list of past peers.
“Congratulations on a helluva career, Fitzy!! Loved sharing the field with you!! Gratitude is all mine!!” Jackson publicly responded in a tweet.
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Drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the seventh round of the 2005 NFL Draft from Harvard University, Fitzpatrick played Nine teams in 17 years In the league, recently signed a one-year contract with Washington in 2021.
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Fitzpatrick ended his professional career with 34,990 passing yards and 223 touchdowns in 166 games. The retired signal-caller is apparently figuring out his next steps.
according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Sources say Fitzpatrick is in talks with Amazon about a possible role in its broadcast for the upcoming season.
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Fitzpatrick last played in an NFL game in 2021 when He suffered a hip injury at the end of the season In Washington’s season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers.