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0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. Ryan Kelly, a standout NFL Center, announced his retirement on Friday after a decade in the league. He anchored the Indianapolis Colts line for nine seasons before signing with the Minnesota Vikings for his final year in 2025. Kelly's career took a tough turn due to repeated concussions. He battled them steadily in Indianapolis, but things worsened in Minnesota with three this past season. The last one happened despite wearing a Guardian cap for extra protection. Those injuries cut his plane time short, limiting him to eight games with the Vikings. Fans and teammates have shared their respect for his grit amid the health struggles. Over his pro career, Kelly started all 132 games he appeared in 129 regular season matchups and three postseason contests. The Vikings organization sent warm wishes to Kelly and his family as he starts this new chapter beyond football.

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