Jason Peters Retires, Joins Seahawks Front Office

Jason Peters, a decorated offensive lineman, has retired from the NFL after a 21-season career. He will transition into a front office role with the Seattle Seahawks, serving as an assistant in player affairs under Mo Kelly. Peters, who was undrafted out of Arkansas, played the majority of his career with the Philadelphia Eagles, winning a Super Bowl in 2017 and earning nine Pro Bowl selections and six All-Pro honors. After stints with the Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, and Dallas Cowboys, he ended his playing career with the Seahawks, spending his final season on their practice squad. His extensive experience and accolades make him a strong candidate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This transition reflects a growing trend of former players moving into organizational roles within the NFL.