Rob Gronkowski Next Team Odds: Will & Where Gronk Play In 2025?

Tight end Rob Gronkowski long made it clear he would play with no other QB other than Tom Brady. And Gronk stuck to his guns, leaving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after Brady's retirement in 2022. 

NFL betting oddsmakers may soon offer a price on where Gronkowski may play in 2025. Let’s take a look at our projected NFL futures market on the fun-loving tight end.

If Gronkowski opts to come out of retirement, as some have hinted he may, multiple teams will seek his services. It is hard to envision RG87 catching passes from another QB besides Tom Brady. The two connected on 92 TDs during the regular season and another 15 during their 11 postseason appearances.

Gronkowski, a four-time First Team Pro Bowler, also owns four Super Bowl rings. He played in three of those games: Super Bowl 49 and 53 with New England, and Super Bowl 55 with Tampa Bay. Gronkowski was injured during the 2016 season and sat during New England’s 34-28 OT win over Atlanta in Super Bowl 51.

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Rob Gronkowski 2025 Team Odds

Here is a look at potential NFL odds on Gronkowski’s future, based on a Bookies.com analysis and review of the current tight end situations across the league.

Odds above are projected and not currently available on betting sites or betting apps in the United States. This page will be updated should odds become available.

What’s Next For Gronkowski?

Gronk has enjoyed his retirement. He's become a staple on the FOX NFL broadcasts, teaming up with Brady - who is FOX's top in-game analyst - and Julian Edelman. Gronk would be 36 when the NFL season resumes. He totaled 802 yards receiving and caught six TD passes in twelve games in his final season in Tampa Bay back in 2021

Reports have surfaced that Gronkowski is conducting high-altitude workouts in Vail, Colorado, hinting at a possible return with the Denver Broncos. Gronkowski worked with Broncos' coach Sean Payton when Payton was an analyst at FOX.  

Gronk played just three full seasons since being taken by the Patriots in the 2011 draft. He played in 70% of the snaps when he was available in his final season with Tampa Bay. And Gronkowski’s role as a pass-and-run blocker is just as consequential as his role catching passes. It was Gronk's all-or-nothing playing style that often led to injury. Gronkowski was raised near Buffalo and he would fit in well with the Bills’ potent offense. He won’t need to be the first option for Josh Allen. But could be just enough of a target to draw coverage. 

Gronkowski voided a trade to Detroit in 2017 when he made it clear to the Patriots he would retire before playing for the Lions. This time, the Lions are a much more tempting landing spot. Gronkowski retired from the NFL “officially” after the Patriots lost Super Bowl 52 in early 2019. But when Brady jumped to the Pirate Ship in Tampa Bay, he quickly coaxed the 6-foot-5 tight end to be his first mate. The Patriots shipped Gronkowski’s rights to Tampa Bay to make the move official.