Cunningham quits at 39
He could punt 90 yards and rush for nearly 5,000 in his career. And after most had written him off -- and he had worked as a TV studio analyst for a year -- Randall Cunningham had the best season of his career at 35. But Cunningham's long on-field journey ended Friday night on the unforgiving Veterans Stadium turf where he made the biggest impression. Cunningham signed a ceremonial contract with Philadelphia and retired before the Eagles' 13-12 preseason loss to Baltimore. He finished as the all-time QB leader in rushing yards -- just 72 shy of 5,000 -- and 21 passing yards shy of 30,000.
