In a significant moment for NFL fans, linebacker C.J. Mosley is officially retiring after 10 impactful seasons. The announcement came on social media on Thursday, marking the end of a remarkable career that began with the Ravens in 2014.
- C.J. Mosley announces retirement from NFL.
- Played 10 seasons in professional football.
- First-round pick in 2014 NFL Draft.
- Five-time Pro Bowl selection during career.
- Career totals: 1,083 tackles, 12 sacks.
- Limited to four games in 2024.
Mosley, the No. 17 overall pick in the 2014 draft, quickly made his mark in the league by finishing second in AP Defensive Rookie of the Year voting. He expressed gratitude for his journey, stating, “Now, it’s time to start a new chapter with new dreams.” His last season in 2024 was marred by a neck injury, limiting him to just four games.
As Mosley steps away from the game, one wonders what this means for the future of linebacker play in the NFL. Will his absence create a void for the Jets, or will it open doors for emerging talent? Key developments include:
- Mosley recorded 1,083 total tackles and 12 interceptions over his career.
- He was a five-time Pro Bowler and a second-team All-Pro.
- His last season was cut short due to injury, raising questions about his future.
- The Jets released him in March, marking a new chapter for the franchise.
As the NFL offseason continues, fans can look forward to upcoming drafts and trades that will shape the future of their favorite teams. Will we see new stars emerge in Mosley’s wake?
