The 'Miracle in Miami' running back from the Miami Dolphins has announced his retirement.
One of the most legendary members of the Miami Dolphins history is calling it a career. Former Miami Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake has announced on his Instagram page that he is stepping away from the NFL.More news: Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill's Top 5 Quarterback List Contains a Surprising PickAccording to Drake's post, 'It's been an incredible ride. Hard to believe 8 seasons have come and gone.
After the conclusion of the 2018 season, the Dolphins would trade Drake to the Arizona Cardinals at the deadline. Drake would then spend the next one and a half seasons with the Cardinals, the 2022 season with the Baltimore Ravens, split the 2023 season between Green Bay and Baltimore.On top of being an offensive Swiss army knife for the Dolphins, Drake's biggest football moment occurred on Dec.
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