Retired Safety Bernard Pollard Attempting Comeback, Claims To Have Spoken To Chiefs (VIDEOS)

This does not appear to be an April Fools joke.

Former Kansas City Chiefs safety Bernard Pollard appears to want to make his way back into the National Football League. The former second-round draft pick by the Chiefs in the 2006 NFL draft played for the team for three seasons.

Pollard played his last NFL snaps in 2014 before suffering a ruptured Achilles.

Fast forward six years later and now the 36-year-old is eyeing a comeback to the NFL by dropping a pair of workout videos on his Twitter page.

All I can do is control me. #NFL #TheReturn pic.twitter.com/XtmSC3IHu1

— Bernard Pollard Jr (@Crushboy31) March 30, 2021

I refuse to allow my focus to be broken. #Grind is all I know. #NFL #TheReturn pic.twitter.com/U5tx6L85JY

— Bernard Pollard Jr (@Crushboy31) March 31, 2021

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Pollard claims that he’s even spoken to the Kansas City Chiefs about a return.

Actually I did talk to them today. We will see what happens.

— Bernard Pollard Jr (@Crushboy31) March 31, 2021

Pollard may be most remembered as the man who hit Tom Brady low in Week 1 of the 2008 season that caused him to miss the remainder of the season.

Pollard led the Chiefs in tackles in 2008, but was released by the team ahead of the 2009 season.