Will Travis Frederick Come Back? The Cowboys Need Him

It appears that Cowboys fans can likely checkTravis Frederick’s return to the NFL off their wishlist. Frederick has stated he has no desire to return to the game or the Cowboys.

Frederick retired from the NFL after the 2019 season, due to a neck condition that left him unable to play. He had been a Pro Bowler and a First-Team All-Pro in 2016 and 2018, and was widely considered one of the best centers in the NFL. Frederick was a key part of the Cowboys’ offensive line, and his retirement was a significant loss for the team. It was an emotional decision for Frederick to retire, but a smart and necessary one to protect his long-term health. Frederick’s retirement was a big loss for the Cowboys’ offensive line. The team struggled to replace him in 2020, and his absence was a major factor in their struggles.

It is unlikely that Frederick will ever return to the NFL. He has stated that he is happy with his decision to retire and that he is focused on his family and his business ventures. While Frederick has been open to sharing his knowledge with younger players, he is not looking to return to the NFL playing field himself. Frederick’s retirement has been a tough pill for Cowboys fans to swallow. It is difficult to imagine Dallas’s offensive line without him. However, Frederick has left an incredible legacy in Dallas, and the Cowboys organization will forever be grateful for his contributions.