The speedy wide receiver hasn't played in the league since 2021.
One of the things that never seemed quite right was that John Ross was done with football, that the former University of Washington wide receiver and kick returner would play just five seasons in the NFL and be gone.
The 5-11, 194-pound Ross -- the ninth pick of the 2017 NFL draft who wowed everyone with his record 4.22-second time over 40 yards at the combine -- hasn't played in a game since 2021, sitting out two entire seasons. Ross, 28, will try to jumpstart a career that took him to the Cincinnati Bengals for four seasons and to the New York Giants for another. A year ago, he signed a futures contract with the Kansas City Chiefs only to abruptly retire seven months later. He has career totals of 62 receptions for 957 yards and 11 touchdowns.
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