Ryan Kerrigan now stands on the sidelines instead of playing on the football field. He had an 11-season run in the NFL before retiring with 10 of those seasons with the Washington Commanders. He sadly had to retire due to an injury to his knee on May 18, 2015. It was determined that the injury would never recover, and he was recommended to retire which he did in 2021.
“Even though I know it’s the right decision, ultimately it’s still not easy to know that I’m not going to play football anymore,” Ryan Kerrigan said. “I kind of had that realization the other night. … I’m not going to play football anymore. That’s kind of crazy. Been doing it for so long. But I just know where I’m at, health-wise and whatnot, that this is the best thing for me moving forward.”
He was still considered a model player and he still attended the training camp on Saturdays with the Washington Commanders with a smile. Many players like Terry McLaurin revere him for his techniques and methods. In addition, many people admire his work ethic. Fans will miss him and would love to have him back in the game.
“He’s a guy that you could always count on,” Coach Ron Rivera said. “He’s a guy that always could help set the example. I mean, you only get so many of those guys, and when you get them, they most certainly need to be celebrated.”
Source: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/10eSVFY45GMNxDVlWm9xMTsd0hjSXIM2m
“Even though I know it’s the right decision, ultimately it’s still not easy to know that I’m not going to play football anymore,” Ryan Kerrigan said. “I kind of had that realization the other night. … I’m not going to play football anymore. That’s kind of crazy. Been doing it for so long. But I just know where I’m at, health-wise and whatnot, that this is the best thing for me moving forward.”
He was still considered a model player and he still attended the training camp on Saturdays with the Washington Commanders with a smile. Many players like Terry McLaurin revere him for his techniques and methods. In addition, many people admire his work ethic. Fans will miss him and would love to have him back in the game.
“He’s a guy that you could always count on,” Coach Ron Rivera said. “He’s a guy that always could help set the example. I mean, you only get so many of those guys, and when you get them, they most certainly need to be celebrated.”
Source: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/10eSVFY45GMNxDVlWm9xMTsd0hjSXIM2m
