Bills offensive lineman Tommy Doyle announces retirement from NFL
Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Tommy Doyle announced his retirement from the NFL on Friday due to a leg injury that caused nerve damage. Tommy Doyle has announced his retirement from the NFL. ❤️💙 Help us wish @freestylefalcon all the best in his next chapter: https://t.co/KzBfpkIrcn pic.twitter.com/TENwsxVB2p
Doyle could not displace Booth when he did regain fitness and Tommy made 39 appearances, his most active campaign in four years. He played 20 times during the season Malcolm Allison returned to ...
One new name on the list was right-hander Tommy Doyle. Doyle, 29 in May, is a familiar face for the organization but was elsewhere in 2024. He signed a minor league deal with Atlanta going into ...
Doyle's loan is being made permanent, it was announced today. The midfielder has agreed a contract to 2028. Wolves sporting director Matt Hobbs said: We've never seen Tommy as a player on loan ...
The Rockies signed Doyle to a minor-league contract Wednesday that includes an invitation to spring training. All 18 of Doyle's major-league appearances have come with the Rockies, as he's put up ...
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