Gronk's concussions: Rob Gronkowski has probably suffered 20 concussions

From the former star of the New England Patriots Rob Gronkowski Retired in March, supporters wonder if he will ever return to the NFL. In an interview with CBSN, the three-time Super Bowl winner spoke of his future, the safety of the game, and whether or not his future kids could play football.

"I would let my son play football, but I would educate him about the game and what I experienced, and I really believe that any injury you receive is fixable," Gronkowski told Reena Ninan. , from CBSN. "I had nine surgeries, I have probably suffered 20 concussions in my life, I remember five failures."

Gronkowski, 30, explained that he had had a pint of blood drained because of internal bleeding after the Super Bowl, but that the problem was "solved".

Ninan asked if Gronkowski would consider returning to the NFL and if he would play a position other than the other players.

"It's a good question, and many people ask," Are you going back as a wide receiver? "I'm going to tell people that I'm going to be a security or something like that – a security of 6 feet 6 inches," he said. "But that's the same answer I've had with everyone, I have to feel that she'll come back too, I'm in the right place right now."

Since his retirement, Gronkowski has reported losing about 15 to 20 pounds and admitted that it was "difficult at first".

"The first days are hard work, but I've learned that if it was hard, it would be satisfying in the end.You know it's like you're training. You're in training, but half an hour later you're done and you feel like I feel good, I can do anything, let's go, it's a little bit the same, "he said.

"Now I feel good," he added. "I feel faster and feel that I can think."

The Patriots recruited Gronkowski from the University of Arizona in the 2010 draft NFL. He played the nine seasons of his professional career with the Patriots, winning the Pro Bowl five times and winning All-Pro honors four times.