Super Bowl Champion DB Retires From NFL After Two Months With New Team originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As NFL teams are preparing for the 2025 season, which is set to kick off in early September, there is one team around the league that suffered an unexpected loss on Monday.

Another former Eagle is set to retire, as Ronald Darby informed the Houston Texans that he'll be walking away from the game after ten NFL seasons. Darby played college football for the Florida State Seminoles and was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the second round of the 2015 NFL draft.

Former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Ronald Darby is retiring from the NFL, according to a report from NFL insider Adam Schefter. Darby hasn’t played for the Eagles since 2019 but he was a starter for them during their first-ever Super Bowl -winning season in 2017.

The 49ers are taking a chance on Huff, who disappointed in his only season in Philadelphia. But did they give up too much?

Bryce Huff is officially headed to the San Francisco 49ers. The Philadelphia Eagles announced Monday they traded the defensive end to the NFC West team for a 2026 mid-round draft pick. The deal is pending a physical.

Bettors are all over Shedeur Sanders to win Offensive Rookie of the Year, and he's not even Cleveland's starting QB — yet.

Deion Sanders admitted in a podcast with fellow former NFL cornerback Asante Samuel Sr. that he was “hurt” by predraft criticism of his son Shedeur Sanders, and that some of it was "foolish.” Shedeur tumbled from an original first-round projection to the fifth round,

Former New England Patriots center David Andrews valued the concept of being a lifelong Patriot when it came to deciding on his NFL future.

An emotional David Andrews announced his retirement on Monday, after 10 years in New England. "I didn’t want to go do it for another organization," Andrews said, via Mike Reiss of ESPN.com. "That wasn't what I had in mind to finish my career.

After a decade of snapping the football for the New England Patriots and two Super Bowl championships, David Andrews has retired from the NFL.