Long-term NFL wide beneficiary DeVante Parker, who enjoyed most of his vocation with the Miami Dolphins, will resign from the NFL, his representative, Jimmy Gould, affirmed Tuesday to UPI.
The Philadelphia Falcons marked Parker to a one-year agreement prior this slow time of year. Parker told ESPN late Monday that he needed to invest more energy with his loved ones.
“I need to see my children, invest quality energy with them,” Parker told the power source. “I need to show up for them at whatever point I can.”
Parker, 31, was the No. 14 in general pick by the Dolphins in the 2015 NFL Draft. The Dolphins exchanged the veteran wide recipient to the New Britain Nationalists in 2022.
Parker added up to vocation highs in targets (128), catchers (72), getting yards (1,202), scores (9) and appearances (16) during his 2019 season with the Dolphins. He neglected to arrive at something like 800 getting yards or to score multiple scores in any of his eight different seasons.
Parker added up to 402 gets for 5,660 yards and 27 scores north of 119 vocation appearances. He logged 33 gets for 394 yards, yet neglected to score, north of 13 beginnings last season for the Nationalists.
“I really want to see my kids, contribute quality energy with them,” Parker told the power source. “I want to appear for them whenever I can.”
Parker, 31, was the No. 14 in everyday pick by the Dolphins in the 2015 NFL Draft. The Dolphins traded the veteran wide beneficiary to the New England Patriots in 2022.
Parker amounted to work highs in targets (128), catchers (72), getting yards (1,202), scores (9) and appearances (16) during his 2019 season with the Dolphins. He forgot to show up at something like 800 getting yards or to score numerous scores in any of his eight distinct seasons.
Parker amounted to 402 gets for 5,660 yards and 27 scores more than 119 work appearances. He logged 33 gets for 394 yards, yet failed to score, more than 13 starting points last season for the Patriots.
