Owen Daniels Comments on Potential Retirement, Health and More

February 13, 2016   ·   Danny Webster   ·   Jump to comments

Peyton Manning may not be the only Denver Broncos veteran who could retire on top of the mountain.
Broncos tight end and 10-year NFL veteran Owen Daniels talked to USA Today's Lindsay H. Jones about the possibility of retirement after becoming a Super Bowl champion:
Of course, of course. That's definitely an option. But I'm a man of my word, I signed a three-year deal, so I'd like to keep playing. I feel good enough as long as I can get some work done on my 33-year-old knees.
The two-time Pro Bowl tight end has had multiple procedures done on his knees and legs throughout his career. He tore his right ACL in 2009 as a member of the Houston Texans, per the Associated Press (via NFL.com), and underwent minor arthroscopic knee surgery in 2014 when he was a member of the Baltimore Ravens, per former Baltimore Sun writer Aaron Wilson.
Jones noted Daniels doesn't have a meniscus in his left knee, mainly due to him tearing his left ACL twice and le...

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