After being shut down for the rest of the 2018 season due to a sprained foot, it had seemed like Miami Dolphin’s running back Frank Gore might be heading to retirement. But, according to ESPN‘s Adam Schefter, the doctors now determined that Gore won’t require surgery on his foot and will be back to full action in a few weeks.

After finding out this news, Gore, who is currently the oldest active RB in the league at the age of 35, is determined to play in 2019, which would be his 15th NFL season.

Frank Gore signed with the Dolphins in March 2018 and immediately established himself as the team’s leading rusher. In the 14 games he played this season, he had team-high 156 carries for 722 yards, averaging 4.6 yards per carry.

Although he will be an unrestricted free agent in the offseason, Gore would prefer to return to Miami in 2019 according to ESPN‘s Cameron Wolfe. Dolphins, on the other hand, would prefer to wait and see how will the player bounce back after the injury.

“We haven’t gotten there yet,” – said Miami’s head coach Adam Gase recently when asked about the possibility of Gore returning next season. “Right now, [missing a game is] really hard for him to just really swallow at this point.”

Frank Gore entered the league as the third round pick for the San Francisco 49ers in 2005. During his 10 years with the 46ers, he rushed for more than 1,000 yards eight times and managed to earn five Pro-Bowl appearances.

Gore, who also played for Indianapolis Colts between 2015 and 2017, is currently ranked fourth for most rushing yards in NFL history with 14,748 yards. His other career stats include 77 rushing touchdowns, and 3,796 receiving yards alongside 18 receiving touchdowns.

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Veteran running back Frank Gore is returning to Miami, after spending his college football career there. According to reports, the 34-year-old has agreed to a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins after Indianapolis Colts declined to renew his contract in the offseason.

Gore played in all games for the Colts in the 2017 season, and finished with 261 carries for 961 yards adding three touchdowns in the process. This means he was just 39 yards short of having his 10th 1,000 yards NFL season. He also added 245 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown.

Gore spent four years playing for the Miami Hurricanes and won the BCS national champion in 2001, before entering the 2005 NFL Draft. San Francisco 49ers drafted him in the third round and he ended up playing for them until 2014. After a mediocre rookie season, he exploded with career-high 1,695 yards in his second season and established himself as team’s starting running back. He ended his stint with the 49ers as franchise’s career rushing yards and rushing touchdowns leader. He also had five Pro-Bowl appearances and received Second-team All-Pro honors in 2006.

After the 2014 season wrapped up, Gore joined Indianapolis Colts on a three year, $12 million deal. Although the team intended to pair him their emerging star quarterback Andrew Luck, that never materialized in full, since Luck was often hurt.

Frank Gore will enter his 14th NFL season on the fifth spot on the NFL’s career rushing list. He needs 76 yards in order to pass former Patriots and Jets RB Curtis Martin on the fourth spot.

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After being shut down for the rest of the 2018 season due to a sprained foot, it had seemed like Miami Dolphin’s running back Frank Gore might be heading to retirement. But, according to ESPN‘s Adam Schefter, the doctors now determined that Gore won’t require surgery on his foot and will be back to full action in a few weeks.

After finding out this news, Gore, who is currently the oldest active RB in the league at the age of 35, is determined to play in 2019, which would be his 15th NFL season.

Frank Gore signed with the Dolphins in March 2018 and immediately established himself as the team’s leading rusher. In the 14 games he played this season, he had team-high 156 carries for 722 yards, averaging 4.6 yards per carry.

Although he will be an unrestricted free agent in the offseason, Gore would prefer to return to Miami in 2019 according to ESPN‘s Cameron Wolfe. Dolphins, on the other hand, would prefer to wait and see how will the player bounce back after the injury.

“We haven’t gotten there yet,” – said Miami’s head coach Adam Gase recently when asked about the possibility of Gore returning next season. “Right now, [missing a game is] really hard for him to just really swallow at this point.”

Frank Gore entered the league as the third round pick for the San Francisco 49ers in 2005. During his 10 years with the 46ers, he rushed for more than 1,000 yards eight times and managed to earn five Pro-Bowl appearances.

Gore, who also played for Indianapolis Colts between 2015 and 2017, is currently ranked fourth for most rushing yards in NFL history with 14,748 yards. His other career stats include 77 rushing touchdowns, and 3,796 receiving yards alongside 18 receiving touchdowns.

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Veteran running back Frank Gore is returning to Miami, after spending his college football career there. According to reports, the 34-year-old has agreed to a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins after Indianapolis Colts declined to renew his contract in the offseason.

Gore played in all games for the Colts in the 2017 season, and finished with 261 carries for 961 yards adding three touchdowns in the process. This means he was just 39 yards short of having his 10th 1,000 yards NFL season. He also added 245 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown.

Gore spent four years playing for the Miami Hurricanes and won the BCS national champion in 2001, before entering the 2005 NFL Draft. San Francisco 49ers drafted him in the third round and he ended up playing for them until 2014. After a mediocre rookie season, he exploded with career-high 1,695 yards in his second season and established himself as team’s starting running back. He ended his stint with the 49ers as franchise’s career rushing yards and rushing touchdowns leader. He also had five Pro-Bowl appearances and received Second-team All-Pro honors in 2006.

After the 2014 season wrapped up, Gore joined Indianapolis Colts on a three year, $12 million deal. Although the team intended to pair him their emerging star quarterback Andrew Luck, that never materialized in full, since Luck was often hurt.

Frank Gore will enter his 14th NFL season on the fifth spot on the NFL’s career rushing list. He needs 76 yards in order to pass former Patriots and Jets RB Curtis Martin on the fourth spot.

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