Longtime Ravens DT Michael Pierce retires after nine-year NFL career

The Baltimore Ravens lost a significant part of their defense and the owner one of the most memorable Magna-Man Interceptions all the time, as defensive tackle Michael tacked announced retirement Wednesday following nine years NFL Protection.

“After Nine Seasons, after much prayer, talk to my family, just going through the grind, man, and just being satisfied where 1 am, looking forward to doing other things in life, 1 just decided to call it a career,” Tacitus said The sports spectrum. “It’s been a beautiful, beautiful, nine years. I was so many people help me in the way.”

Pierce, 32, rose through the raven behind the wickers undrafted in 2016. He made a team’s 53-person roster and played in each of the Baltimore’s 16 games as a rookie. Pierce branches of the raven starting lineup the following time.

Pierce sealed with Vikings during 2020 offseason, but Opted does not play an annual debt to complications of the covi-19. I played for Minnesota the following time before signed three years to deal with Baltimore in 2022. I started in both Baltimore’s 17 regular-time games in 2023 while helping to 2012 to AFC smile in 2012.

The final game of the game is a memorable one, which is the most grievous player with at least 2000 to intercept the passage of the NFL ordinary-time game. Pierce Interception in Baltimore’s Week 18 Win on Browns was the first and only pick out his life.

Career Tacitus Retires and tackles, 9.5 bags, three forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and over $ 27 million in the career earnings.