Could you imagine Rob Gronkowski in a Buffalo Bills uniform?
It's an image that likely would make New England Patriots fans cringe, but it wasn't out of the picture this offseason.
Before Gronk inked his new-one-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bills general manager Brandon Beane confirmed Thursday that Buffalo checked in on the star tight end.
"We spoke to his rep about him... (but) we never made an official offer," Beane told reporters Thursday, via NFL Media's Mike Giardi.
And why is that?
"I think there was some interest but at the end of the day, it would have been an upset for him to leave Tom Brady," Beane said.
Bingo.
Considering Brady helped bring Gronkowski out of his brief retirement, it's not too surprising that the tight end wants to remain with his friend. He apparently plans to explore the free agent market every offseason until he retires (again), though.
