Chiefs defensive end Tamba Hali last played in 2017. On Monday, the Chiefs signed Hali to a one-day contract, so that he could retire as a Chief.
Hali never actually played for any other team, so he had already retired as a Chief, as a practical matter.
A first-round pick in 2006 from Penn State, Hali qualified for six Pro Bowls during his 12-year career. He had 89.5 career regular-season sacks.
Hali also was twice voted a second-team All-Pro, in 2011 and 2013. His highest sack total came in 2010, with 14.5.
The Chiefs released Hali in March 2018. Three years later, he’s a Chief once again -- for one day.
