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Faulty Knee Forces Faulk Out

Former Colts and Rams running back will announce retirement Monday

By Patrick Hopkins, Newser User

Posted Mar 23, 2007 8:47 AM CDT

(Newser) – The knee injury that sidelined Marshall Faulk last season has officially ended his career. Faulk will announce his retirement Monday, March 26, at the NFL owners' meetings. Faulk retires ninth in all-time NFL career rushing with 12,279 yards, and tied for sixth with 100... Read full story »

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Faulty Knee Forces Faulk Out

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