Andrew Whitworth gave everything he had in his five seasons with the Los Angeles Rams, helping them secure a Super Bowl win over his former team, the Cincinnati Bengals, back in February. While Whitworth announced his retirement from the NFL, he has yet to officially sign his retirement papers, and the two-time All-Pro implied that he could choose to retire with the Rams instead of the Bengals in a fantastic sit-down interview on “The Pivot Podcast.”
“Honestly, it’s one of those things my wife and I talked about the whole time we’re here because going to the Super Bowl in 2018, alright we’ve only really been here for two seasons,” Whitworth said. “Would we retire Rams if we win the Super Bowl, right? Then, I think as our time here expanded and really what we’ve become to this community and the ways we’ve been able to invest, I think it’s so special to us.”
Before signing with the Rams before the 2017 season, Whitworth spent 11 seasons with the Bengals. Despite not having much postseason success in Cincinnati, Whitworth was regarded as one of the best left tackles in the NFL, earning three Pro Bowl honors and an All-Pro nod during his stint with the Bengals.
