Rob Gronkowski is officially retiring as a member of the Patriots today, fulfilling the wish of the late Susan Hurley.

Rob Gronkowski already thought of himself as a New England Patriot for life. Now he’s made it official, and fulfilled the wish of a longtime friend.

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Tom Brady recalled that Rob Gronkowski was much "needed" with the Patriots when they drafted him due to his personality.

Rob Gronkowski wanted to end his career where it began. That led to the three-time Super Bowl champion signing a ceremonial one-day contact on Wednesday to retire a member of the New England Patriots.

The 42nd overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, Gronkowski spent the first nine years of his assuredly Hall of Fame career in New England, where he won three Super Bowls alongside friend and Fox Sports colleague Tom Brady.

Rob Gronkowski is officially retiring from NFL, as he will sign a one-day Patriots contract on Wednesday to become a "Patriot for life" after winning three Super Bowls with New England.

Gronkowski, affectionately known in New England as "Gronk," was scheduled to sign a one-day contract on Nov. 12 so that he could retire as a member of the Patriots, rather than as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, where he played in 2020.

Legendary tight end Rob Gronkowski officially retired with the New England Patriots. After an illustrious nine years with the Patriots, tight end Gronkowski ret

Gronkowski, a future Hall of Fame tight end who won three Super Bowls with the Patriots, officially retired as a member of the franchise.