Breiden Fehoko reveals moment he knew Steelers would release him

Former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko has retired from the NFL at age 29 after deciding he would not receive a fair opportunity with the team.

Fehoko described the turning point during a joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last year. He said he dominated one-on-one drills despite joining the team late and without a contract, yet received limited game time until the fourth quarter of the ensuing preseason matchup. Two days later the Steelers released him before their final preseason game.

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