Phil Costa retires...
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BipolarFuk
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Could the RoH be far behind?
Cujo
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From what I understand he gets to keep his 450k signing bonus. So, basically, he took the Colts for half a mill.
That's just dirty.
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Nope. It was a personal decision.
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Costa, Arkin, Nagy...hoo boy
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I didn't know they broke up.
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Don't you have to repay SB money when you retire, like Barry Sanders did?From what I understand he gets to keep his 450k signing bonus. So, basically, he took the Colts for half a mill.
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I don't know the exact rules, but a couple articles I've read here says he doesn't have to repay it.
So I'm guessing there's a loophole somewhere.
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I gotta laugh because a lot of morons at the zone said he was going to be our starting center for years. How'd that workout?
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Jerry will probably want to put them in all together, ala Teh Triplets.
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I seriously doubt that. Free Reign however...
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Former Dallas Cowboys center Phil Costa explains why he’s retiring from the NFL at only 26
By Brandon George / Reporter
bgeorge@dallasnews.com
8:51 am on April 22, 2014 | Permalink
Former Dallas Cowboys center Phil Costa surprised everyone Monday by retiring from the NFL at only 26 years old.
On Tuesday morning, Costa released a statement via his agent explaining his decision to retire after just signing a two-year contract last month with the Indianapolis Colts.
“Unfortunately, the day-to-day physical rigor of the NFL season has taken a toll on my body and has been a driving force behind my decision,” Costa said in his statement.
Costa, who started all 16 games in 2011 for the Cowboys, played in only three games each of the previous two years. A dislocated ankle caused him to miss the majority of the 2012 season.
Costa also thanked the Cowboys, Colts, his coaches, teammates, family, friends and the fans for all of their support throughout his career.
“As I look forward to the next chapter of my life, I will always be grateful for the opportunity to have played in the league,” Costa said.
By Brandon George / Reporter
bgeorge@dallasnews.com
8:51 am on April 22, 2014 | Permalink
Former Dallas Cowboys center Phil Costa surprised everyone Monday by retiring from the NFL at only 26 years old.
On Tuesday morning, Costa released a statement via his agent explaining his decision to retire after just signing a two-year contract last month with the Indianapolis Colts.
“Unfortunately, the day-to-day physical rigor of the NFL season has taken a toll on my body and has been a driving force behind my decision,” Costa said in his statement.
Costa, who started all 16 games in 2011 for the Cowboys, played in only three games each of the previous two years. A dislocated ankle caused him to miss the majority of the 2012 season.
Costa also thanked the Cowboys, Colts, his coaches, teammates, family, friends and the fans for all of their support throughout his career.
“As I look forward to the next chapter of my life, I will always be grateful for the opportunity to have played in the league,” Costa said.
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