Michael Gallup surprisingly retired at age 28 on Tuesday, just months after joining the Raiders on a reported one-year contract worth up to $3 million.

Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup has come out of retirement to sign a deal with the Washington Commanders.

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Michael Gallup was placed on the reserve/retired list on Tuesday, ending a six-year career that started with the Dallas Cowboys.

Michael Gallup is retiring from the NFL after six seasons. Source says Michael Gallup informing Raiders he decided to retire from the NFL was unexpected. Gallup, a former third-round pick of the ...

Six-year NFL veteran Michael Gallup, who was expected to compete for the Raiders' No. 3 receiver spot, instead retired Tuesday.

CeeDee Lamb wished his former Dallas Cowboys teammate Michael Gallup well after he announced his retirement from the NFL on July 23.

Gallup was a 1,000-yard receiver with the Cowboys in 2019, which was his best season as he finished with 1,107 yards and six touchdowns (16.8 yards per catch).

Gallup surprisingly retired as training camp kicked off for Las Vegas, after having signed a one-year, $3 million contract with the team during the offseason.

Wide receiver Michael Gallup has decided to retire rather than play this season for the Las Vegas Raiders, the club indicated Tuesday with the announcement he was placed on the reserve/retired ...

Gallup, 28, participated in OTAs and minicamp for the Raiders this offseason. A six-year NFL veteran, he caught 266 passes for 3,744 yards and 21 touchdowns with the Dallas Cowboys.

After joining the Raiders earlier this offseason, Michael Gallup is apparently calling it a career. The team announced that they’ve placed the wide receiver on the reserve/retired list.