A little less than one year after he announced his "retirement", Junior Seau has signed up to play one more year of football for the New England Patriots.
Last August, Seau announced that he was retiring after 16 seasons. Four days later he changed his mind and signed with the Patriots. He played in 11 games for New England last year before his season was cut short by a broken arm.
In his 17 seasons Seau has played in one Super Bowl, a 23 point loss to the 49'ers in Super Bowl XXIX, and you have to wonder whether he would have resigned with New England if it weren't for all of their offseason acquisitions. Right now, New England is one of the favorites("on paper"), and it would appear that playing for them one more time gives Seau that last shot at a ring.
Hopefully, all that piggyback training in the offseason will pay off for him this year, though by the end of the season he might be using it to take Randy Moss on and off the bench.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
The Lure Of The Ring Is Just Too Strong For Seau
Posted by BDoc at 10:36 AM
Labels: junior seau, new england, NFL, patriots, piggyback, randy moss, super bowl
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