After an impressive nine-year career in the NFL, linebacker Jordan Hicks has announced his retirement from professional football. The Super Bowl LII champion, best known for his time with the Philadelphia Eagles and Arizona Cardinals, confirmed the decision in an emotional statement.
Hicks, 31, played a pivotal role in the Eagles' historic 2017 season, helping the team secure their first-ever Super Bowl victory. His leadership on and off the field earned him widespread respect across the league.
A Career Defined by Resilience
Drafted by the Eagles in 2015, Hicks quickly established himself as a defensive force before moving to the Cardinals in 2019. Despite battling injuries throughout his career, he remained a consistent performer, amassing over 700 tackles, 13 sacks, and 11 interceptions.
Legacy in Philadelphia
Eagles fans will forever remember Hicks for his crucial contributions during their championship run. His ability to read plays and deliver game-changing performances solidified his place in franchise history.
Life After Football
While Hicks hasn't revealed his post-NFL plans, sources suggest he may explore coaching or broadcasting opportunities. His football IQ and communication skills make him a natural fit for either role.
