Los Angeles Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth has revealed he received a call from Wayne Gretzky after his Super Bowl LVI win as he considers retirement.
Whitworth has been in the NFL since 2006, when he was drafted in the second round by the Cincinnati Bengals.
But he had to wait until this year to finally get his hands on a Super Bowl ring, beating his former team the Bengals with the Rams.
It was widely expected Whitworth would call time on his career if the Rams won the title, yet one of sport's great names has given him food for thought.
Whitworth told NFL Total Access: "You definitely think about [winning a second Super Bowl], especially with Matthew Stafford coming back and Cooper Kupp and some of the special players – Aaron Donald being the biggest one, which we'll hopefully hear soon is going to be back.
"I've already seen him in the weight room working out, so I think that's a positive sign.
"It's a special group of guys, so you wouldn't want to miss that, that's for sure.
"I'll never forget after we won the game, the 'Great One', Wayne Gretzky, called me, because I live near him. He said, 'Hey Whit, there's only one thing better than winning one, and that's winning two'. I said I can't argue with you.
"It's going to be tough. One way or another, it's going to be a tough decision. There'd be a lot of great guys I'd be missing out on."