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Will Jimmy Graham Retire?


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Jimmy Graham was traded to the Seahawks on Tuesday in a stunning move that brought one of the league’s best tight ends to Seattle. His first day at practice with his new team might be an awkward one, though.

Graham got into an onfield altercation with multiple Seattle players before the 2014 NFC divisional playoff game between the two teams. Graham was on the Seahawks side of the field, and had to be restrained after Seahawks linebacker Bruce Irvin grabbed a football out of his hands and booted it.

“Jimmy was warming up in our area and I just asked, ‘Could you go on your side of the field?'” Irvin said after the Seahawks’ 23-15 win. “And he said, ‘I’m Jimmy.’ And I said, ‘Who is Jimmy? I don’t know Jimmy.'”

Later on after the game, the Seahawks’ Michael Bennett went on radio and talked about Graham as well.

 

 

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I doubt he retires.  Fences will be mended and they will try to win a super bowl.  It's all fun and game when you're opponents.  But when you're teammates, you're family.  Or at least what an intelligent group of men would do in that situation...so yeah..

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