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Ex-TE Jason Witten Ending Retirement To Return To Cowboys After Signing $3.5 Million Deal

Jason Witten, one of the greatest tight ends and players the NFL has ever seen, announced his comeback this week.

Jason Witten, 36, To Leave ESPN & Rejoin dallas

Witten, 36, is leaving ESPN’s Monday Night Football broadcast and returning to the Dallas Cowboys less than a year after announcing his retirement. After retiring, Witten decided to work for ESPN as a game analyst and several fans often mocked his commentary of the game. Now, Witten is returning for what will be his 16th season in the league.

 

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