The Good Doctor walks away: Veteran OL Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, who famously stepped back to focus on fighting COVID, is retiring. His post:
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One of the NFL’s most unique stories comes to an end, at least on the field: Dr. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif announced he is retiring from football.

Congratulations to Super Bowl champion Dr. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif on his retirement from the NFL. 👏

Laurent D. Tardif opted out of playing in 2020 to work in a long-term care facility during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Let’s go #Jets

Back for more New York Jets

À demain Montréal! Let’s go!! #CFMTL

#Respect
#rivaliteMontrealQuebec

Game day!! Go Jets! 🛩

Thank you Laurent D. Tardif 🙏

NYC here we come! #Jets

Being a professional athlete comes with a lot of privileges but also a responsibility to use your platform to have a positive impact in your community. Winning this award for my work off the field is a huge honor. #muhammadAliSportsHumanitarian #award

3 more to go.... #StanleyCupFinal

One period at the time. #GoHabsGo

Laurent Duvernay-Tardif named a finalist for the 2021 Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award (via Pete Sweeney): arrowheadpride.com/2021/6/18/2254…

Let's go 💪🏼 #Habs #StanleyCupPlayoffs

Kansas City Chiefs lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif stayed on the COVID-19 front lines. Now he's missing the Super Bowl. On feelings of pride and regret ti.me/3cNrXIB

Temporary gym closure

Merci à Laurent Duvernay-Tardif et toute l’équipe sur le terrain et les lignes de côté du #ByeBye2020 !
Signé : un vétéran heureux d’avoir contribué au match. 😀🏈

Humbled to win the Lou Marsh Award with Alphonso Davies one of the greatest athletes Canada has ever produced.