'It's always going to be open in my mind. I love the game of football,' Gronkowski said.
Michael Middlehurst-SchwartzRob Gronkowski started his new job by sparking some more speculation about his old one.
"I would have to be feeling it, feeling it big time to come back," Gronkowski said."It's always going to be open in my mind. I love the game of football. I love playing the game, I love being around the game, I even love watching the game of football now."Gronkowski retired from the NFL in March and has since partnered with a cannabidiol company.
"We all love Gronk and I think the bottom line is he hasn't put his retirement papers in," Kraft said on NFL Network."So we can always pray and hope. ... That's a good academic argument that there is hope for us still with Gronk."
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