Jordan Hicks, veteran linebacker and 2017 Eagles Super Bowl champion, retires after 10 NFL seasons

Veteran NFL Linebacker Jordan Hicks called it a career of the following x-year run is included stops in four different teams. Hicks, who was entering the last two years of the Cleveland Browns, started his life with Philadelphia Eagles Before coming to Cleveland Cardinals and Minnesota in the Clevelands and Minnesota Cleveland 924 Clubs Tackings, 1322, 1322, with 952, with 952 952 tackings, 13. Interceptions six forced fumbles in 131 regularly games.

“More than gives me I could have ever imagined” Hicks: 33, wrote the retirement post. “Purpose, discipline, and a platform to impact others. But most importantly it showed me out of the game. 1 am outside the game. 1 Leave this chapter with the deep and Victory. 1’m proud of what 1 accomplished on the field, but even more proud of the man 1’ve become because of it.”

And 84th overall pick up in 2015 NFL DraftHicks made a full-time starter in the Philadelphia’s defense at a second time. While the injury is hindered by playing in the second half of the team’s Crater Run the following time Hicks returned Starting Lineup of the following time and posted the next career high in tackles (91) and bags (3.0) in 12 games.

Hicks parlayed his success at the time of four years, $ 36 million cordinals with the Cardinal Cardinals to the Sequences offseason. In 2019, Hicks recorded a lift-tall 150 tackles while also collecting three reads. It was the beginning of four continuity in Arizona who saw the record at least 100 tackles.

While continued to play a top level in Minnesota, that’s when wrongfully started to be an exit up hicks. Hospitalized after supporting the leg injury in a messade game in 2023. Hicks then continued to fight injuries in the only season in Cleveland is included from the concussion, who kept up sidelined in a team’s last game.

Hicks played 45 games on five times and earned the second team of all-American status during her college career with Texas Longhorns. Hicks was 247sports five-Star and No. 5 Overall Prospects in 2010 West Cestrie (Ohio) Lakota West.

“I walk with peace,” I wrote: “I know all I had, and the best is still coming. ”