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Former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Chris Conley has announced his retirement from football at 32.
Conley, an NFL journeyman over the past 10 years, contributed to offenses around the league as an excellent run blocker who could also be effective as a pass-catcher. The WR played for the Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, and San Francisco 49ers over 132 career games.
He took to Instagram to announce his decision to walk away from the game this Saturday, noting he accomplished one of the biggest goals he set for himself as a kid.
“The past 10 years have been a dream. Getting the opportunity to play in the league was an honor and whether it was catching touchdowns or blocking for them i truly gave it my all,” he wrote.
He added:
“I cant mention everyone who was instrumental in my growth as a man and player but if you played a part, I extend a heartfelt thank you. To my teammates, training staff, and coaches thanks for the friendship and trust throughout the years.God makes no mistakes and I’m thankful he proved this to me throughout my career. He is more than enough. See you in the next dream.”
Chris Conley played for Georgia before heading to the pros in 2015. He leaves after making 226 catches for 2,998 yards and 15 touchdowns.
According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, Conley will return to school, where he will focus on filmmaking.
We wish him all the best in retirement. Here’s to ticking off another goal.
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