zbet911 The Las Vegas Raiders had to adjust their plans after 28-year-old wide receiver Michael Gallup abruptly decided to retire. zbet911

Las Vegas Raiders general manager Tom Telesco admitted Michael Gallup’s decision to retire came out of nowhere and the Pirates need to find a new wide receiver in the near future, NFL Network reports.  ( zbet911 )

zbet911s The Raiders announced some roster changes, including moving 28-year-old wide receiver Gallup to the reserve/retired list, with Telesco acknowledging that the former Dallas Cowboys player’s decision to retire came abruptly.  zbet911s

“I didn’t see it,” Telesco told The Athletic’s Tashan Reed. “It just came out of nowhere. When I spoke to him, he seemed to have a clear picture. He was ready to move on. It’s a shame.” ( zbet911s  )

However, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said he wasn’t too surprised after speaking with Gallup about his decision to retire this offseason. 

“He knows how much I love him and support him,” Prescott told Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News. 

Gallup spent six seasons with the Cowboys before the 28-year-old wide receiver agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal with the Raiders this offseason, but his abrupt retirement left the Pirates with another challenge to address their depth at the position.

In his six seasons, Gallup played in 86 games, caught 266 passes for 3,744 yards and scored 21 touchdowns.