Tony Gonzalez says he's done with football, and we believe him. Mostly.The former and tight end walked away from his celebrated, 17-year career after last season, seamle sly shifting into an NFL analyst gig for CBS Sports. Gonzalez, though, still dreams of winning a . but I don't know what the gain would be," Gonzalez said, per Bob Glauber of Newsday. "I've always wanted a ring. That's been my main goal as a player over the last 15 years of my career. You're really trying to get that ultimate goal."But I'd be a mercenary to come in Viktor Neuchev Jersey and get a ring, play with a team for, what, six, seven weeks? And even if I got the ring, it wouldn't be the same as going through the fight with the team from the beginning to the end. I don't think that will happen. The temptation will be there, but I'm 100 percent happy with my decision."Gonzalez revealed that he's had "teams ask me to come back," but refused to name names before emphasizing that he's "happily retired."Digging into his new role as a gridiron prognosticator, Gonzalez also offered up a doozie, insisting that 's will go unbeaten in the regular season before topping the in a rematch.It's no surprise that teams have reached out to Gonzalez coming off a season that saw him snag 83 pa ses for 859 yards and eight scores. He can still play and -- reading between the lines -- Gonzalez sounds like he'd still pick up the phone.The latest "" recaps all of the action from the . Jason Zucker Jersey