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Chris Gamble to Retire
Josina Anderson
@JosinaAnderson
Agent Carl Poston just told me that Chris Gamble informed him last night that he wants to retire. His full quote is coming next
Rest well sir!
Full quote
Agent Carl Poston to me on Chris Gamble informing him he wants to retire: “A number of teams have expressed interest in Chris Gamble. However, Chris informed me last night that he wants to retire. Even though he still loves football, he told me that he’s decided to focus on life after football. Chris has been a class act. I have represented him for nine years, ever since he came out of Ohio State. He’s been an ideal client and he was one of the best corners in game. He’s doing it the right way. He has taken care of his money and his investments to retire successfully, and now I wish him the best in his future endeavors.” —Carl Poston
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Not bad for a guy who scored 9 on the Wonderlic...
and much thanks for not signin in the fuggin ATL....
However, I would have done the same thing as him if my head wasn't it and I didn't have the drive to play anymore
For some people it's all about the money and that's perfectly fine if you manage it well.
Good luck Chris!!!
You know every single one of you would do the same thing he did.
http://profootballta...asons/#comments
I think he already qualifies for the pension. I believe you only need 6 accrued seasons to qualify. I'd have to double check though.
A lot of hating go on up in here, maybe if Gamble retired before we cut him we could have had the full 11 used towards the cap, but I think that since we cut him, he didnt want to play for anyone else, Panther for Life.......
He shouldn't, he wasn't a lost free agent.
I looked this up (talked with others) and this is incorrect.
Dead money would be the same either way.
He's been in the NFL 9 years. How long does he exactly have to play before he can retire so people don't make dumb comments like this.
Mike Rucker retired when cut after 10. Mike Minter the same after 11. Is one year the barrier before you can be allowed to retire?
Why do people fabricate such stupid crap
I have some kind of Curse of the Kurbs Jersey.
Got a Proehl, he retired.
Got a Beason, got busted up.
Got a Gamble, got busted up and retired.
No more jerseys...
If you wanted to wear a Matt Ryan, or Drew Brees, you would not lose fan-card (IMHFO)
maybe try a Claussen?
If that's the case why not re-sign him and let him retire as a Panther?!?!