Vinny Curry Retires as Philadelphia Eagle

Vinny Curry, a key player in the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl LII victory, is officially retiring after 11 seasons in the NFL, with plans to sign an honorary contract to conclude his career with the Eagles. He announced his retirement following a recent game and will be honored as the Honorary Captain during the Eagles' upcoming match against the Washington Commanders. Throughout his career, Curry accumulated impressive statistics, including 30 sacks and 204 tackles during his eight seasons with Philadelphia, where he became a beloved figure due to his passion for the team. Eagles Chairman Jeffrey Lurie praised Curry's contributions and connection to the city, emphasizing his impact on and off the field. After battling health issues that limited his playing time in recent seasons, Curry's retirement marks the end of a significant chapter in Eagles history. His legacy will be celebrated by fans and teammates alike as they pay tribute to a player who embodied the spirit of Philadelphia football.