“Truly blessed,” Frank Gore extends gratitude towards the San Francisco 49ers after announcing retirement
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Former San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore has decided that he will be signing a one day contract with the franchise in a bid to finish his career at the place where it all started for him.
Frank Gore was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2005 NFL draft and spent 10 seasons with the team. Additionally he also spent time with teams like the Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins and the Buffalo Bills.
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Frank Gore officially announces his retirement
Frank Gore has earlier said as well that in the future he wishes to join the San Francisco 49ers front office once his playing career comes to an end. He admitted that he knew about football and loved watching and scouting new talent.
“I love looking at talent. I love evaluating talent and I love ball,” Gore said on The SF Niners’ YouTube channel. “And [the 49ers] know that I know football players, what it’s supposed to take to be a football player.”
It is only fitting that Frank Gore has decided to retire at the team wherein he actually discovered his talents. He has talked about speaking with San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York about the technicalities of the one day contract which will enable him to retire with the 49ers. He has posted on Twitter with the caption – ‘Truly Blessed’ confirming his comeback to the 49era for his retirement.
“We still trying to figure out when I’m going through my one-day contract, to sign, do my retirement,” Gore said. “I told (owner) Jed York I always want to be a Niner. So we working on that right now.”
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