Former NFL Defensive Player of the Year Ends Retirement

A former NFL Defensive Player of the Year has decided to end his retirement and return to the league.

Justin Tomlinson

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Former NFL Defensive Player of the Year Ends Retirement

A former NFL Defensive Player of the Year has officially ended his retirement and is returning to the league, declaring his comeback with the phrase, "We back."[1][2][3][4]

The decision to rejoin the NFL was also acknowledged by his family, with his wife posting a message on social media stating, "I let him out the house, y'all."[1][2][3][4]

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