Rashaad Penny Retires from NFL at Age 28
Rashaad Penny Retires from NFL at Age 28

Rashaad Penny Retires from NFL at Age 28

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Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford will receive an additional $5 million in 2024 due to a reworked contract, as announced by NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport during 'Back Together Weekend'. In a surprising move, veteran running back Rashaad Penny has retired at the age of 28, only months after signing with the Carolina Panthers, where he sought to revitalize his career. Penny's decision to retire followed a series of injuries that hindered his performance and limited his playtime, culminating in just 11 carries for 33 yards during the 2023 season. Despite declaring himself one of the top running backs in the league last week, his health issues may have influenced this abrupt end to his career. Penny had previously experienced notable success, including a strong 2021 season with the Seahawks, but was unable to secure a significant role with the Panthers. This retirement underscores the challenges faced by NFL running backs, particularly those with a history of injuries.

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