After 11 seasons, six championship video games, three Tremendous Bowl appearances and two Tremendous Bowl rings, defensive again Logan Ryan introduced his retirement by way of social media on Tuesday.
“I’m formally retiring from the NFL after 11 seasons,” Ryan mentioned in a video posted to platform X. “Man, what an incredible profession, what a experience it was. Lovely journey of highs and lows…I am so blessed, man. I would not change it for the world. So, thanks as soon as once more.”
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