Julio Jones Announces Retirement from NFL

Julio Jones, the celebrated wide receiver who has left an indelible mark on the NFL, has officially announced his retirement. The news, which has reverberated across the sports world, was shared through multiple platforms, including the Atlanta Falcons' official website and various sports news outlets.

Jones, who began his illustrious career with the Atlanta Falcons after being drafted in 2011, quickly rose to prominence, becoming one of the league's most dominant players. His career statistics are a testament to his skill and dedication, with numerous records and accolades to his name. Notably, Jones played a pivotal role in the Alabama Crimson Tide's success under coach Nick Saban, contributing significantly to the team's dynasty.

Reflecting on his career, Jones expressed gratitude towards his fans, teammates, and the organizations that supported him throughout his journey. His retirement marks the end of an era for football fans, who have admired his athletic prowess and sportsmanship.

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Is Julio Jones retired?

Former Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones officially announced he's retiring from the NFL on Friday, April 4. Jones teased his announcement on Instagram and posted his full video on a different social-media app called Squad.

Who did Julio Jones retire with?

Seven-time Pro Bowl wideout Julio Jones announced his retirement Friday via video on the social media app 'Squad.' Jones last played for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2023 in the last stop of a 13-year career. He retires as the NFL's active leader in career receiving yards.

What year did Julio Jones retire?

Jones, who turned 36 on Feb. 8, shared the news in a video posted on his social media. The multi-time All-Pro and Pro Bowl receiver leaves the NFL after sitting out the 2024 season, with his last reps coming in 2023 during an 11-game run with the Philadelphia Eagles.

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