Kenyan Drake is retiring from the NFL, the former running back announced on social media Friday afternoon. “It’s been an incredible ride,” he wrote on Instagram. “Hard to believe 8 seasons have come ...

Kenyan Drake turned in one of the most memorable plays in modern Miami Dolphins history, and now has decided to hang up his cleats. The veteran running back took to Instagram on July 19 to announce ...

HENDERSON, Nev. -- The Las Vegas Raiders plan to release veteran running back Kenyan Drake and absorb a $3.6 million salary-cap hit this year and $4.4 million in 2023 as a result, a source confirmed ...

A third member of the Las Vegas Raiders‘ 2021 playoff team has decided to retire from the NFL. Former running back Kenyan Drake announced his retirement on his Instagram account. “Hard to believe 8 ...

According to Josina Anderson, veteran RB Kenyan Drake told her he has elected to retire from the NFL after eight years in the league. “Yes it is. It felt like the right time. I love the game, but I ...

The National Football League can be a real grind for running backs, and luckily for veteran Kenyan Drake, he managed to last eight seasons. On Friday evening, Drake officially announced his retirement ...

Cardinals running back Kenyan Drake got some love this week. On si.com, Mark Morales-Smith identified a handful of underrated fantasy players to watch during the 2020 season, and Drake was in the ...

After the Dolphins traded away disgruntled running back Jay Ajayi to the Philadelphia Eagles last offseason, many wondered how in the hell the Dolphins planned to run the ball. Without a traditional ...

The Las Vegas Raiders are signing former Arizona Cardinals RB Kenyan Drake, his agency announced Thursday. The deal is for two years at $11 million and worth up to $14.5 million, including $11 million ...

Running back Kenyan Drake is a player the Arizona Cardinals would like to bring back in 2020. The biggest issue is that Drake may not be willing to take the "hometown discount" in order to return to ...

HENDERSON, Nev. -- The Las Vegas Raiders plan to release veteran running back Kenyan Drake and absorb a $3.6 million salary-cap hit this year and $4.4 million in 2023 as a result. Drake said in a ...