Brandon Scherff has quietly closed a ten-year NFL career, retiring at 33 after earning more than $111 million. A 2015 top-5 pick by Washington, he shifted from right tackle to guard and became one of the league’s premier interior blockers, earning five Pro Bowls and a first-team All-Pro honor in 2020. He finished his career with the Jaguars, starting every game across three seasons after leaving Washington in 2022. The retirement came with little fanfare, publicly confirmed via his alma mater Iowa’s site as part of a Hall of Fame profile. The piece also notes Scherff’s run of durability and the guard-value debate that Jay Gruden once highlighted, framing a career built on consistency and longevity. His story ends with a dream-come-true sentiment about life after football and time with his family.