Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Texans CB Ronald Darby Announces Retirement After 10 NFL Seasons
Ronald Darby, a football player who played for many different teams in the NFL, has decided to stop playing.
He was a cornerback, a player who helps defend against the other team's players trying to catch the ball.
He played in the NFL for 10 years and was known for being a solid player.
He played for teams like the Bills, Eagles, and Texans.
After playing in the league for a decade, he decided it was time to retire.
Darby's career included many games and many tackles.
He wasn't always with the same team, but he always found a way to keep playing.
Cornerback Ronald Darby announced his retirement after 10 NFL seasons.
Darby was a second-round pick in 2015, drafted by the Buffalo Bills.
He played for six teams during his career including the Eagles, Commanders, Broncos, Ravens, Jaguars and Texans.
Darby's career stats include 447 tackles and 8 interceptions.
He signed with the Houston Texans and retired shortly after.
- Who
- Ronald Darby, a cornerback who played for multiple NFL teams.
- What
- Cornerback Ronald Darby announced his retirement from the NFL.
- When
- After 10 seasons in the NFL, retiring in the 2025 offseason.
- Where
- He played for several teams including Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, and Houston Texans.
- Why
- Darby decided to retire after signing with the Houston Texans.
- Teams Played For
- Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans
- Years in NFL
- 10
- Games Played
- 118
- Career Tackles
- 447
- Interceptions
- 8
- Pass Deflections
- 106
- Drafted By
- Buffalo Bills