Kansas City Chiefs Legends Dustin Colquitt Chris Conley Announce NFL Retirements

The Kansas City Chiefs have recently witnessed the retirement of two notable players who significantly contributed to the franchise's success. Veteran wide receiver Chris Conley, after a 10-season NFL career, has decided to retire and pursue filmmaking, marking the end of his professional football journey. Meanwhile, punter Dustin Colquitt, who spent 15 seasons with the Chiefs and holds the franchise record for most games played, signed a ceremonial one-day contract to retire officially as a Chief. Colquitt was a key part of the Chiefs' special teams, earning two Pro Bowl selections and helping the team secure a Super Bowl victory in 2019. His career stats include 1,198 punts for over 53,000 yards, reflecting his long-standing impact on the team. Both retirements mark the end of eras for the Chiefs as they look to retool their roster for future success.