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Rob Gronkowski was voted by fans to join the Patriots Hall of Fame as the 38th inductee, continuing a legacy that includes three Super Bowl titles and a standout Patriots career (9 seasons, 521 receptions, 7,861 yards, 79 receiving TD). The induction ceremony date will be announced after the 2026 schedule is released, and Patriots chairman Robert Kraft praised Gronkowski’s energy, work ethic, and impact on the tight end position.
Rob Gronkowski left his flag football debut after pulling a hamstring on a play following a two-point conversion from Tom Brady; the Founders must finish the day without him, highlighting NFL players’ offseason injury risk.
Travis Kelce, despite an Achilles injury, jumped on The Chainsmokers’ set at SI’s pre-Super Bowl party in Daly City, soon joined by George Kittle and Rob Gronkowski. The trio sang and danced with the DJ duo as celebrities like Justin Bieber and Ludacris looked on, highlighting a star-studded Bay Area bash ahead of Super Bowl LX.
Tom Brady said he had no dog in the fight for Super Bowl LX, opting not to root for the Patriots, a stance that drew public criticism from former teammates Rob Gronkowski, Vince Wilfork, and Asante Samuel who voiced their disappointment and called him out.
Rob Gronkowski's one-day Patriots contract was a heartfelt gesture inspired by the late Susan Hurley's last wish, allowing him to retire as a Patriot and honor her charitable efforts, with notable figures like Tom Brady present to celebrate his career.
Rob Gronkowski, a legendary Patriots tight end, signed a ceremonial 1-day contract with the Patriots to fulfill his late friend's wish and to honor his career with the team where it all began, after a storied NFL career including multiple Super Bowl wins and personal accolades.
Rob Gronkowski signed a one-day contract with the New England Patriots to retire as a Patriot, celebrating his illustrious nine-year career with multiple accolades, three Super Bowl wins, and recognition as one of the greatest tight ends of all time.
Rob Gronkowski will sign a one-day contract with the Patriots to officially retire as a Patriot, marking the end of his NFL career where it began, after winning four Super Bowls and becoming one of the best tight ends in NFL history.
Rob Gronkowski announced he will sign a one-day contract with the New England Patriots to retire as a Patriot, reaffirming his lifelong association with the team after a successful 12-year NFL career that included three Super Bowl wins and numerous records.
Rob Gronkowski, after a successful NFL career with the Patriots and Buccaneers, plans to retire officially as a Patriot through a one-day contract, a gesture supported by Patriots owner Robert Kraft and inspired by a charity event honoring Susan Hurley, with whom Gronkowski shares a deep connection.
Rob Gronkowski will replace Jimmy Johnson on Fox NFL Sunday, joining the cast alongside Curt Menefee, Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, and Michael Strahan, as part of Fox's sports broadcasting team.
Rob Gronkowski, a four-time Super Bowl champion, is replacing Jimmy Johnson as a full-time analyst on Fox Sports' NFL pregame show following Johnson's retirement from broadcasting and coaching.
NFL star Rob Gronkowski made a successful investment in Apple stock at age 25, turning an initial $69,000 into over $600,000. Despite having little investment experience, Gronkowski followed advice from his house contractor and benefited from Apple's significant stock growth. Known for his financial discipline, Gronkowski lived off endorsement money during his NFL career, ensuring financial security post-retirement.
NFL legend Rob Gronkowski made a highly successful investment in Apple stock, purchasing $69,000 worth on the advice of his contractor while building a house in 2014. Initially unfamiliar with stock investments, Gronkowski forgot about the purchase for over two years, during which time the value more than tripled. He sold a portion of the stock, and his remaining investment has grown to over $600,000, marking it as his best financial decision.
NFL legend Rob Gronkowski made his best-ever investment by purchasing $69,000 worth of Apple stock in 2014 on the advice of his contractor. Initially unfamiliar with stocks, Gronkowski forgot about the investment, which more than tripled in value to $250,000 within two and a half years. He sold a portion and retained the rest, which has now grown to over $600,000. Despite his party-boy image, Gronkowski has been financially prudent, living off endorsement deals and investing wisely.