Shaquem Griffin, first NFL player know m

Shaquem Griffin, the previous Seattle Seahawk who was one of University of Central Florida's most well known players in history

declared his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday. Football was consistently Plan B," he wrote in a story for The Players' Tribune. "Plan A was to head off to college,

get schooling and accomplish something that would have a beneficial outcome on the planet."

He proceeded: "The opportunity has arrived for me to resign from proficient football. It's the ideal opportunity for me to execute my Plan A."

Griffin, who turned 27 last month, turned into the first given player drafted in the association's cutting edge time when the Seahawks chose him in the fifth round in 2018.

He had his left hand cut off when he was 4 years of age because of amniotic band grouping, a condition during pregnancy

in which strands of the amniotic sac discrete and trap digits, appendages, or different pieces of the embryo.

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