Kansas City Chiefs fans will enjoy the latest "Oh but the Broncos are back!" rumor, as former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski has reportedly said he's considered unretiring for the second time to play with them.

The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport debunked the rumors that Rob Gronkowski would be coming out of retirement courtesy of a post replying to the original video.

No, Rob Gronkowski is not returning to the NFL. A report from Denver Sports' Cecil Lammey surfaced Tuesday afternoon that the four-time Super Bowl champion wanted to make a comeback and that the Denver Broncos were in the mix.

The Denver Broncos were linking to four-time Super Bowl champion tight end Rob Gronkowski amid his rumored potential unretirement.

The NFL offseason is here with free agency right around the corner. As such, rumors are swirling all around the league. On Tuesday, a report surfaced that former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski was considering a return to the NFL with the Denver Broncos as a potential fit.

At the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday, Denver coach Sean Payton was asked if a tight end or a running back would be best for the Broncos to add to aid in the development of quarterback Bo Nix. How about one of the best tight ends in NFL history?

Gronkowski has settled quite nicely into his post-playing life, but he’s already shown that he’d be willing to return after a layoff.

Former NFL superstar tight end Rob Gronkowski hit the news cycle amid rumors of his potential return to the league on Tuesday.