John Kominski, an NFL defensive lineman, who was played for Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions, declared retirement on only 29 from the league.
Comenski announced in a post on social media.
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John Kominski, an NFL defensive lineman, who was played for Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions, declared retirement on only 29 from the league. (Orlando Ramirez-USA Today Sports)
“After 6 years in NFL, I am officially retiring medical,” he wrote in a statement posted on his Instagram. “I am proud of the career that I had, but have accumulated a combination of injuries that are overshadowing my wish to continue to play.
“Thanks to Atlanta Falcons for believing in me and for preparing a draft one under Radar Di Sambhav. Thank you Detroit Lions for grabbing the Wavers and thanks for giving me a second contract and allowing me to show me what I can do as an NFL Starter. Cubi?”
Comenski said that he was grateful to “learned a lot” from playing football and was grateful to get a chance to share the field with the players, praised as a young athlete and joined hands with the hall of fames.
Comenski said that he was grateful to “learned a lot” from playing football and was grateful to get a chance to share the field with the players, praised as a young athlete and joined hands with the hall of fames. (Del zainin-USA Today Sports)
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He said, “Best, my marriage was strong and I had two beautiful children.” “Each is coming to my career at the perfect time, taking me to the finish line. I went away keeping my family in mind and therefore, this difficult decision has found peace.
“time marches on.”
Falcons selected Comensky in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL draft outside the University of Charleston in West Virginia.
He played in 27 matches for Falcons before appearing in 30 with Lions in 2022 and 2023. He faced a torn MCL in summer before the 2024 season and missed the entire season.
Falcons selected Comensky in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL draft outside the University of Charleston in West Virginia. (Tommy Giligan-USA Today Sports)
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He recorded 107 tackles and 7.5 bags in five sessions.
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