Super Bowl winner and TE legend Shannon Sharpe in great shape at 55 and could still mix it with Travis Kelce and George Kittle

Shannon Sharpe is a Super Bowl winner and a Hall of Fame tight end, so he has more than earned his rest in retirement.

But the NFL broadcaster takes zero days off and looks in better shape than plenty of current stars in the sport.

The 55-year-old has a resume that is the envy of plenty in the game.

He had a stellar college career with Savannah State, but was not a highly-rated prospect. Eventually being selected in the seventh round by the Denver Broncos.

And boy did he make all those teams pass on him pay.

He went on to win two Super Bowls with the Broncos and then a third with the Baltimore Ravens.

In total, Sharpe played 14 seasons in the NFL, accruing more than 10,000 yards and 62 touchdowns before retiring in 2003.

He was more than deserving of his place in the Hall of Fame and has rightly taken his place as one of the greatest tight ends in history.

Sharpe has gone on to have a successful career in broadcasting following his retirement and still trains as if he is a full-time athlete.

What’s even more remarkable is that a few years ago he had a double hip replacement, and still is able to train as hard as ever.