Kadarius Toney, the former New York Giants first-round pick, has emphatically dismissed speculation about his retirement from the NFL. Following a social media post that hinted at leaving football to focus on music, Toney clarified that he intends to continue his career, recognizing that his primary income source stems from the gridiron. The wide receiver, who only played 12 games for the Giants before transferring to the Kansas City Chiefs, was part of the team that won Super Bowl LVII, even scoring a touchdown in the championship game.

However, Toney's journey has been tumultuous; he was released by the Chiefs and briefly played for the Cleveland Browns. His path has been further complicated by an assault arrest earlier this year, leaving his football future uncertain. Currently, he remains a free agent, with no updates on his NFL status.