Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski addressed a recent rumor that he is considering unretiring and could consider the Denver Broncos.

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.

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?

The NFL offseason is in full swing and we're beginning to hear rumblings about a potential Rob Gronkowski return to the field. Ahead of the NFL combine,

Former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski is reportedly considering a return to the NFL, and the Denver Broncos have emerged

Payton's one year spent in the media business at FOX Sports could pay some huge dividends for the Broncos. If Gronkowski returned at even 30% of the level he was at pre-retirement, he'd still be one of the best tight ends in the NFL and would give Payton and Nix a bonafide weapon to exploit defenses over the middle and down the seam.

Finding His 'Joker' is an Offseason Priority for Denver Broncos Coach Sean PaytonINDIANAPOLIS — Retired tight end Rob Gronkowski is remaining just that.The former Patriots and Buccaneers star and future Pro Football Hall of Famer shut down a viral rumor that claimed he's eyeing a return to the NFL and would "love" to play for the Denver Broncos.

Rob Gronkowski has finally addressed the swirling rumors about a potential NFL comeback. The four-time champion sets the record straight on whether he's ready to leave retirement behind.

Rob Gronkowski coming out of retirement to join the Broncos? NFLN's Ian Rapoport called the report "nonsense."

Could an NFL team feature Rob Gronkowski at tight end next season ... while also pointing out his connection with head coach Sean Payton, who worked at Fox Sports with the legendary tight end ...