Mitch Morse, the seasoned center of the Jacksonville Jaguars, has officially announced his retirement from the NFL after a successful decade-long career that included tenures with the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. At just 32, Morse has decided to step away from the game, reflecting on the invaluable relationships formed with teammates over the years, stating that those memories surpass any accolades.

Drafted in the second round by the Chiefs in 2015, Morse played a pivotal role on the offensive line, starting all 156 games throughout his career, including 13 playoff appearances. With one year left on his contract with the Jaguars, he leaves a notable gap in an already shaky offensive line, especially as the team prepares for free agency and the upcoming draft, where they may look to fill his position.