Larry Fitzgerald speaks of retirement, says that he will only play for the cardinals | Bleacher's report

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Larry Fitzgerald, catcher Larry Fitzgerald of Arizona Cardinals, said Monday that he would never play for an NFL team other than the Cards.

In an interview with Jace Frederick of Pioneer Press Fitzgerald »If I do not play in Arizona, I will not play anywhere, I built a good life there, play in the same place for 15 years The true blessing.

The 34-year-old should begin his 15th season in the NFL, which has already been spent with the Cardinals.

Retirement rumors surround Fitzgerald in recent years, but he continues to produce at a high level.

In each of the last three seasons, he has exceeded both 100 catche He has been nominated to the Pro Bowl during all these campaigns

In regards to potential retirement, Fitzgerald has suggested that he will continue to play until his skills diminish:

"It does not really matter for age. It's about what you put in it and your state of mind.Everyone takes numbers and badumes that is when he is supposed to finish.As an athlete, thankfully you write your own script.If you continue to produce and that you play at a high level, you sort of determine how long you want to play, and if I can stay at a high level, I always have fate in my hands. "

With 11 Pro Bowls at his Active, Fitzgerald is already one of the best players in the history of the NFL. He is eighth to receive touchdowns (110)

The 2018 season could be a year of transition for Fitzgerald and the Cardinals, since they have a new head.

Steve Wilks replaced Bruce Arians as a coach, while Carson Palmer retired and left a vacancy in the center

In an effort to compensate for Palmer's loss, the Cards signed a pair of veterans at Sam. Bradford and Mike Glennon, and they chose Josh Rosen with the # 10 pick in the 2018 NFL draft.

Arizona just came out of season 8-8 respectable, and while there is little expectation of the team in 2018, there is a potential for cards to surprise.

Running back David Johnson will be back after missing everything but a game last season due to a wrist injury, and if the new starting quarterback can make a connection with Fitzgerald, the Cardinals will have a powerful offense.