610 Sports Radio in Kansas City reports that Port Arthur's Jamaal Charles will sign a one-day contract with Kansas City so he can retire as a Chief after spending the last two years with the Broncos and Jaguars.
The Port Arthur Memorial alum finishes his illustrious eleven year NFL career with 7,563 yards and 44 touchdowns. In that time Charles was a four-time Pro Bowler and two-time first team All-Pro selection. He is also the Chiefs all-time career rushing leader.
Despite battling injuries over the years, Charles finishes his career averaging 5.4 yards per carry, which ranks fourth all-time in NFL history.
NFL Yards Per Rushing Attempt Career Leaders
1. Michael Vick - 7.0
2. Randall Cunningham - 6.4
3. Marion Motley - 5.7 (Half of Fame)
4. Jamaal Charles - 5.4
5. Jim Brown - 5.2 (Hall of Fame)
5. Cam Newton - 5.2
7. Mercury Morris - 5.1
8. Joe Perry - 5.1 (Hall of Fame)
8. Gale Sayers - 5.1 (Hall of Fame)
8. Barry Sanders - 5.1 (Hall of Fame)
