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Jordan Hicks, veteran linebacker and 2017 Eagles Super Bowl champion, retires after 10 NFL seasons
Hicks played 45 games over five season and earned Second Team All-American status during his college career with the Texas Longhorns. Hicks was a 247Sports five-star recruit and the No. 5 overall prospect in the 2010 out of West Chester (Ohio) Lakota West High.
Browns starting LB Jordan Hicks announces retirement
July 25 - Cleveland Browns starting linebacker Jordan Hicks announced his retirement over social media on Friday. A veteran of 10 NFL seasons, Hicks missed the first two days of training camp with what the team referred to as a personal matter.
Multiple NFL teams took to social media on Friday to post teaser videos for the upcoming release of their Rivalries uniforms.
Having made the playoffs last season, the Denver Broncos will need Bo Nix to take a big step forward if they want to get back ...
It has been a very active few months for general manager Dan Morgan. One NFL analyst believes the Panthers made two of the ...
Even though the Giants named Russell Wilson the starter, Chris Broussard is still a firm believer that a competition is going ...
Trey Hendrickson posts a cryptic photo, Micah Parsons likes a J.J. Watt subtweet, and the Commanders left Terry McLaurin out ...
The Carolina Panthers finished with five wins last year, but the season was a tale of two halves. The first half included a ...
After being a key driving force for Notre Dame during its run to the College Football Playoff Championship Game last season, ...
The Las Vegas Raiders released defensive tackle Christian Wilkins on Thursday, calling the decision in the “best interests of ...
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