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Luke Kuechly leaving retirement decision for later


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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000761085/article/luke-kuechly-leaving-retirement-decision-for-later

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"I know you appreciate those guys who want what is best for you and it's a thing we'll learn more about," Kuechly told reporters Wednesday. "I trust what our doctors have to say. I trust our coaches and all those guys. I want to get out there and play. This most recent time -- just like the last time -- everyone said 'you're good to go'. Just let it get better and then go from there. I'm excited whenever the opportunity is but I'm holding that retirement word for a little ways down the road so it's something you appreciate everyone's concern but whenever my opportunity comes back, I'll be back out there."

Probably a non issue but it is scary when guys as young as Luke even mention the word retirement.

I'm really interested what the NFL will look like in 10 years.

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3 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I actually think football, much like our country (and likely civilization as we know it on Earth), is dying.

But, keep pounding! 

Speaking of dying, how about the MEDIA?  2016 was the day (year) the music died for that useless entity.

Luke is signed until 2022, and the smart money is that he's a Panther for years after that.

What a STUPID question, article, and title.  (No offense OP-the USELESS media is the culprit)

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1 hour ago, Happy Panther said:

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000761085/article/luke-kuechly-leaving-retirement-decision-for-later

Probably a non issue but it is scary when guys as young as Luke even mention the word retirement.

I'm really interested what the NFL will look like in 10 years.

League wide protection for everyone except Cameron Newton. 

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