Seahawks Super Bowl Winner Announces Retirement

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Seahawks Super Bowl Winner Announces Retirement

Running back Myles Gaskin announced his retirement on Wednesday night. “Football . . . there will never be enough words to explain how I feel about you, so I won’t even try. What I will do is give all the game you gave me to the next generation of young players who dare to be great.” Gaskin spent part of last season with the Seahawks and played one game.



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