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Davis said he expects Gannon, who has been the Raiders quarterback since 1999, to retire from football. "He took us to the Super Bowl. He was the [NFL] MVP [in 2002], but Gannon has a neck problem and he would be taking a chance of being crippled if he got hit in the wrong way," Davis said. "We don't expect Gannon to come back."
Reported by the Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Gannon, who turns 40 this year, restructured his contract last month. The new deal was significant since he was reduced to the veteran minimum for cap purposes -- a savings of $7.235 million in anticipation of his retirement or release after June 1.
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