Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Browns LB Jordan Hicks Announces Retirement After 10 Seasons
Jordan Hicks, a football player for the Cleveland Browns, has decided to stop playing after 10 years.
He announced it on social media.
He played a lot of games and made a lot of tackles, sacks, and interceptions.
Hicks started in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he even won a Super Bowl!
This news is important because the Browns also have other issues, like who will be their quarterback.
Hicks' retirement means the team will need to find another good player for their defense.
He said he's thankful for football but is ready for the next chapter of his life.
Jordan Hicks, Cleveland Browns linebacker, announced his retirement after 10 seasons.
The retirement was shared on Hicks' Instagram account.
Hicks played 134 games, with 131 starts, accumulating 952 tackles, 16.5 sacks, and 13 interceptions.
Hicks won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018.
His retirement comes at a crucial time for the Browns, who are navigating a quarterback competition and the loss of other key players.
- Who
- Jordan Hicks, NFL linebacker.
- What
- Jordan Hicks retired from the NFL.
- When
- Announced on Friday, July 25.
- Where
- Announced via Instagram; played for the Cleveland Browns.
- Why
- Hicks is retiring after a decade in the NFL, expressing gratitude and readiness for the next phase of his life.
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Impact on Browns Defense
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The team faces defensive challenges following Hicks' retirement.
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- Player
- Jordan Hicks
- Position
- Linebacker
- Team
- Cleveland Browns
- Years in NFL
- 10
- Games Played
- 134
- Tackles
- 952
- Sacks
- 16.5
- Super Bowl Winner
- 2018 (Philadelphia Eagles)