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Ex-Kansas City Chiefs G Ben Grubbs expected to retire

By The Sports Xchange
Cincinnati Bengals' Reggie Nelson (20) runs back a fumble under pressure from Kansas City Chiefs' Ben Grubbs (66) during the second half of play at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 4, 2015. Photo by John Sommers II/UPI
Cincinnati Bengals' Reggie Nelson (20) runs back a fumble under pressure from Kansas City Chiefs' Ben Grubbs (66) during the second half of play at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 4, 2015. Photo by John Sommers II/UPI | License Photo

Guard Ben Grubbs, released by the Kansas City Chiefs on March 9 after he failed his physical because of a neck injury, apparently will retire. It was reported on Monday by ESPN.

Grubbs was considered the Chiefs' best lineman last season but he missed the last nine games because of the injury after signing a $24-million contract extension when he was acquired from the New Orleans said before the start of the year.

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The 6-3, 310-pound Grubbs, 32, was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the first round (29th overall) out of Auburn in 2007 and was a starter in all nine of his NFL seasons with the Ravens, Saints and Chiefs.

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