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Seahawks WR Sidney Rice retires because of concussions

With careers ending abruptly due to concussions, it is important that you are doing everything possible to track any damage done to your brain from playing in the NFL. If you haven't gotten a brain and body scan since leaving the league, get one today.

Jul. 23, 2014 USA Today

Sidney Rice won’t be back with the Seattle Seahawks after all.

Cut in March and then re-signed by the reigning Super Bowl champions, Rice announced through the team Wednesday that he’s retiring on the eve of training camp.

A person close to Rice, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation, said the 27-year-old is walking away because of concussions.

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