Jordan Hicks, the Cleveland Browns starting linebacker, has officially announced his retirement from the NFL after a 10-season career. The news was shared on his Instagram account on Friday morning, signaling the end of his professional football journey. Hicks, who joined the Browns in 2, has been a key contributor to the team’s defensive efforts throughout his tenure.
The 30-year-old player has become a fan favorite for his tenacity on the field and his leadership on the sidelines. His decision to retire comes after a successful career that saw him earn multiple accolades, including a spot on the Pro Bowl in the 2020 season. Fans and teammates have expressed their support and appreciation for his contributions to the team over the years.
The Browns organization has yet to officially comment on Hicks’ retirement, but his departure marks the end of an era for the team’s defense. With the team looking to build a new identity in the coming seasons, Hicks’ legacy will be remembered as one of dedication and perseverance.